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The Dragon's Bride

Pages
188
Published
2022
Language
English

Synopsis

Briar Rose learned young that no prince was coming to save her, and saving herself proves nearly impossible while trapped in a terrifying marriage to a dangerous man. Desperate, she strikes a deal with a demon: freedom from her husband in exchange for seven years of service. Rather than the harsh servitude she expected, she's put on an auction block in a room full of literal monsters and sold to the highest bidder, Sol, a dragon. Their marriage of convenience comes with a stipulation: the contract, and the bargain, ends after seven years. Book one of the "A Deal With a Demon" series.

About the author

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Katee Robert

Katee Robert (she/they) is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of spicy romance. Entertainment Weekly calls their writing “unspeakably hot.” Their books have sold over two million copies. They live in the Pacific Northwest with their husband, children, a cat who thinks he’s a dog, and two Great Danes who think they’re lap dogs. Kat Taylor is Katee Robert's pen name. In her books, you'll find no happily ever afters, but you will find many, many happy endings. (source)

Characters

Briar RoseProtagonist

Fleeing a terrifying marriage, she strikes a seven-year bargain with a demon and is auctioned to a dragon.

SolProtagonist

A dragon who wins Briar Rose at the demon-realm auction and becomes her husband under a seven-year contract.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Does The Dragon's Bride need to be read in order?

    This book is the first in Katee Robert's "A Deal With a Demon" series, but it can be read as a standalone story. Each book in the series focuses on a different couple and their own bargain with a demon.

  • How does this book connect to Katee Robert's other works?

    The Dragon's Bride opens "A Deal With a Demon," a separate series from Katee Robert's "Dark Olympus" (a modern retelling of Greek myth). It shares her signature steamy, morally-grey style, but each series stands on its own.

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