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    Dragon's Heart
    Dragon's Heart
    Dragon's Heart
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    Dragon's Heart

    By Stephani Hecht

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    Sometimes you have to face your horrible past or else you will never have a bright, happy future.

    Lester has always been only half good enough—half a sorcerer, half a dragon, but all a bastard, he was shunned and unwanted as a child. So, the first thing he does when he can is move away to the human world, and he never looks back. But the supernatural world is coming to him. The war between the Dragons and the sorcerers is at its climax and both sides want Lester on their side.

    Dragon shifter Mick grew up watching his best friend Lester being abused and shunned. Now that he's back, Mick is more determined than ever to protect him. As the two find themselves falling in love, will they be able to overcome all their obstacles, or will war win over love?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPride Publishing
    Release dateOct 25, 2013
    ISBN9781781844960
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      Dragon's Heart - Stephani Hecht

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      Dragon’s Heart

      ISBN # 978-1-78184-496-0

      ©Copyright Stephani Hecht 2013

      Cover Art by Posh Gosh ©Copyright September 2013

      Edited by Stacey Birkel

      Total-E-Bound Publishing

      This is a work of fiction. All characters, places and events are from the author’s imagination and should not be confused with fact. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, events or places is purely coincidental.

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      Published in 2013 by Total-E-Bound Publishing, Think Tank, Ruston Way, Lincoln, LN6 7FL, United Kingdom.

      Warning:

      This book contains sexually explicit content which is only suitable for mature readers. This story has a heat rating of Total-e-burning and a sexometer of 2.

      This story contains 58 pages, additionally there is also a free excerpt at the end of the book containing 7 pages.

      Dragon’s Soul

      DRAGON’S HEART

      Stephani Hecht

      Book two in the Dragon’s Soul series

      Sometimes you have to face your horrible past or else you will never have a bright, happy future.

      Lester has always been only half good enough—half a sorcerer, half a dragon, but all a bastard, he was shunned and unwanted as a child. So the first thing he does when he can is move away to the human world and never look back. But the supernatural world is coming to him. The war between the dragons and the sorcerers is at its climax and both sides want Lester on their side.

      Dragon shifter Mick grew up watching his best friend Lester being abused and shunned. Now that he’s back, Mick is more determined than ever to protect him. As the two find themselves falling in love, will they be able to overcome all their obstacles, or will war win over love?

      Dedication

      To Mom—thank you for everything you have done. I love you.

      Trademarks Acknowledgement

      The author acknowledges the trademarked status and trademark owners of the following wordmarks mentioned in this work of fiction:

      Fruity Pebbles: Post Foods LLC

      Prada: Prada SA

      Hummer: General Motors Corporation

      Bactine: Bayer, Inc.

      Chapter One

      Lester Bucan had been counting on just another mundane day at the ER. He should have known better. First, things were never mundane in the ER and they were never, ever mundane when one was half sorcerer and half dragon.

      Things had started out simply enough. He’d gone to work, acting like the normal human he’d been pretending to be for over a decade. Everything was easy-peasy. Things were busy at work, but since he’d been a nurse for over five years, he could handle it. He was keeping up and then some.

      Then he had to go into exam room six and that was when everything had gone into the shitter. When the life that he’d worked so hard for a decade to build came crumbling down over his ears.

      There, sitting in the exam room in all his five-foot six-inch glory, was Mick. He hadn’t changed much over the years. He still had his black hair styled in a faux hawk and he still wore all black with spikes. He even sported high, heavy boots that probably weighed more than he did. Numerous piercings marred his face, from his eyebrows down to his pouty bottom lip. Damned if he still didn’t look as cute as ever, too.

      It made Lester think of a time when he’d had a crush on Mick. When he’d dared to think that something could happen between them. That had been when he was young and stupid, before he’d learnt the cruel reality of life—that highborn dragons didn’t mix with bastards like Lester and they sure as hell didn’t mix with half-breeds. So he’d never admitted to Mick his true feelings and he never would. It was just better that way.

      Lester quickly closed the door behind him and demanded, What in the hell are you doing here?

      I have a nasty cough? Mick then gave the fakest-sounding hack that Lester had ever heard in his life.

      Nice try, but dragons don’t get sick. So what is the real reason why you’re here?

      Brian sent me—well, us, actually.

      What in God’s name would my half-brother want from me now of all times? He had little use for me before.

      Mick frowned, the gesture making him look all the younger. He was always nice to you. It was his mother who had a problem with you. She really hated your guts.

      It’s probably because I was a living reminder that her husband had cheated on her, Lester drawled.

      Probably.

      You still haven’t told me why you’re here, Lester reminded Mick.

      As much as Lester would have loved to sit there all day and stare at Mick—and he would have really liked to have done that since Mick was a wet dream come true—Lester was busy. He needed to get the young dragon on his way so he could get back to work.

      Oh, right, about that… You need to come with me, and by that I mean, right this minute, Mick announced matter-of-factly.

      Lester gaped at him. He knew Mick was a few screws short of a toolbox, but this was a new low even for him. I can’t just up and leave. I’m in the middle of my shift.

      Well, you see, this is where you have to stop pretending to be a human and come back to our world.

      Says who?

      Says everybody.

      What in the hell is going on?

      Duncan came home.

      That piece of news did shock Lester. Last he’d heard, his half-brother was MIA, had been for the past five years. Duncan hadn’t even shown up for his mother’s funeral.

      Leaning against the wall for support, Lester asked, When?

      A couple of months ago, but it gets even better. He has a mate who’s a sorcerer—the son of the very sorcerer who had been holding Duncan captive for all those years by capturing his Dragon’s Eye.

      Suddenly it all made sense. If the sorcerer had indeed held Duncan’s Dragon’s Eye, then he would have, in essence, held

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