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Chapters (63)
  1. Cover
  2. Back Cover Text
  3. Booklist
  4. About the Author
  5. Praise
  6. Dedication
  7. PART I: Sacrifice Is Necessary
  8. Chapter 1: DANTE
  9. Chapter 2: EMBER
  10. Chapter 3: RILEY
  11. Chapter 4: GARRET
  12. Chapter 5: EMBER
  13. Chapter 6: GARRET
  14. Chapter 7: DANTE
  15. Chapter 8: RILEY
  16. Chapter 9: EMBER
  17. Chapter 10: GARRET
  18. Chapter 11: EMBER
  19. Chapter 12: DANTE
  20. PART II: The Wyrm Turns
  21. Chapter 13: DANTE
  22. Chapter 14: EMBER
  23. Chapter 15: RILEY
  24. Chapter 16: EMBER
  25. PART III: Fang and Fire
  26. Chapter 17: RILEY
  27. Chapter 18: EMBER
  28. Chapter 19: DANTE
  29. Chapter 20: GARRET
  30. Chapter 21: DANTE
  31. Chapter 22: EMBER
  32. Chapter 23: RILEY
  33. Chapter 24: EMBER
  34. Chapter 25: GARRET
  35. Chapter 26: RILEY
  36. Chapter 27: EMBER
  37. Chapter 28: GARRET
  38. Chapter 29: EMBER
  39. Chapter 30: RILEY
  40. Chapter 31: EMBER
  41. Chapter 32: GARRET
  42. Chapter 33: RILEY
  43. Chapter 34: EMBER
  44. Chapter 35: DANTE
  45. Chapter 36: GARRET
  46. Chapter 37: RILEY
  47. Chapter 38: GARRET
  48. Chapter 39: RILEY
  49. Chapter 40: GARRET
  50. Chapter 41: DANTE
  51. Chapter 42: GARRET
  52. Chapter 43: DANTE
  53. Chapter 44: GARRET
  54. Chapter 45: DANTE
  55. Chapter 46: GARRET
  56. Chapter 47: DANTE
  57. Chapter 48: GARRET
  58. Chapter 49: DANTE
  59. Chapter 50: EMBER
  60. Chapter 51: RILEY
  61. Chapter 52: GARRET
  62. EPILOGUE
  63. Chapter 53: DANTE

He trailed off, seeing me for the first time, and his eyes went wide. “Sebastian,” he whispered, his voice laced with shock. There was a single heartbeat of silence, and then his mouth curled in a snarl. “You son of a—”

“Williams!” Martin snapped, stopping him midlunge. Williams froze, still glaring at me with darkest hate, one hand halfway to his sidearm. “Stand down, soldier,” Martin ordered in a low, firm voice. “I brought him here. Sebastian is with me.”

“Sir.” Williams turned to Martin, aghast. His mouth opened, probably to snap at his superior officer, before he seemed to remember himself and straightened. “Permission to speak freely, sir.”

“If you must.”

“Sir, why is the dragonlover here?”

Martin gave a wry curl of his lip. “That’s more of a question, soldier. Are you questioning me?”

“No, sir! But—”

“Sebastian is here for a reason. That’s all you need to know right now.” Martin’s dark gaze remained fixed on the other soldier. “I will not have a riot in these halls, nor will I have Sebastian come to harm while he is here. You will keep yourself under control, and you will trust that your superior officer knows what he is doing. Is that understood, soldier?”

“I...” Williams shot one last, murderous glare at me, then nodded. “Yes, sir.”

“Good.” Martin turned from the soldier, dismissing him, and glanced at me. “Let’s go, Sebastian.”

We left Williams glowering in the hall and entered the assembly room through the back door, stepping onto the stage. As Martin and I walked to the front of the platform, I looked over the floor and saw the surprised faces of my former brothers turn to outrage as they recognized me. Furtively, I scanned the room, taking stock of who was there, looking for someone in particular. It took me only a moment to spot him. On the far side of the room, leaning with his back to the wall, Tristan St. Anthony raised his head and met my gaze, dark eyes narrowing to slits.

“You all know who this is.” Martin’s voice wasn’t a question, carrying into the tense silence.

“The fucking dragonlover!” someone in the back shouted.