Ashfetters: A Khaerdum Dragon Shifter Fantasy Romance

ASHFETTERS A Khaerdum Novel - Book One of the Khaerdum Trilogy by Tamsin FarrowThe Bond cannot be broken. Not even by the two people who hate what it's made them.Aidra Morveth has watched her House brand dragons since she was twelve years old. She has never once looked away.Until the day the chains touch Kairen's brow - the last chieftain of the Ashen Peaks, dragged in chains through her father's hall - and something neither of them chose seizes them both. Not just magic. A fated bond. Unbreakable. The kind her House has hunted her entire life to prevent, now written into her own skin.Kairen has spent fifteen years planning exactly one thing: staying alive long enough to make the humans pay for what they took from him. He did not plan on being tied, body and soul, to the daughter of the man who put him in chains. He did not plan on her voice inside his mind at three in the morning, or the way she looks at him like he's a person and not a resource to be logged and assessed.He did not plan on falling for her.As the dragon-shifter bond deepens against every instinct either of them has been trained to obey - a slow burn built on forced proximity, forbidden trust, and one bed neither of them asked for - Aidra begins to unravel a truth her House has buried for thirty years. Every dragon wearing the Ashfetters is dying by design, and Kairen has less time left than either of them can bear to face.To save him, she will have to burn down everything she was raised to believe. To trust her, he will have to unlearn a lifetime of good reasons never to trust a Morveth again.Neither of them chose this war. But they may be the only two people in Khaerdum who can end it - if the bond that started as a chain doesn't destroy them both first.A slow-burn, fated-mates romantasy of dual POV, forced proximity, and a forbidden dragon-shifter romance neither side of an old war ever saw coming.ASHFETTERS is Book One of the Khaerdum Trilogy - a complete story with its own ending, and a growing threat on the horizon that the next two books will finish.