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Dani's quest to began when she had nothing to live for, and no one to love her. Now she has an entire kingdom looking to her as their future queen, and a young Prince who loves her. She could delay becoming a dragon for several decades and have a human life, as Queen of Nebo, or she could leave the castle, leave Eyroc, and become a dragon now. The choice is hers to make, and it seems an easy decision at first. But when Dani meets her grandparents, their knowledge of her true past and the future they had planned for her comes into full focus.
Dani's journey to become a dragon has finally begun, but it means leaving behind the only town she's ever known, just as she was finding a place for herself within the community. Bixby, the Mage who helped her is still looking for her, but he isn't the only one. One year ago she was an orphan girl with no past. Now she must hide from those who fear her future if she is to complete her quest to find the crystals of Kaldonia and learn their secrects. Joining her on this journey is a young man named Mervad, who is also hopeful of becoming a dragon himself. But as Dani begins to develop feelings for Mervad, she learns she may have to choose between being with Mervad and becoming a dragon. Will she find the crystals, fall in love, or be caught by those who are hunting her?
Dani is a young orphan girl, living on the streets of a medium-sized border town. Her only friend in the world is a dragon. At fourteen years of age, she should be starting her apprenticeship, but all her schooling has come from a dragon. The same day he promises she can some day become a dragon herself, a Mage finally comes looking for her. But is he there to help her, or control her?
Dani O'Rourke is no stranger to hard work. She’s been raising her two brothers alone since their parents died and she owns and operates her own business, O’Rourke Cleaning Services. Spending all her time working and looking after her family means she’s never had time for men. And if she was going to look for a relationship, it wouldn’t be with an arrogant and cynical man like Burke. A brush with death has successful businessman Burke questioning his priorities. He’s come to Jamesville for some peace and quiet to figure out what to do with the rest of his life. Catching a woman breaking into his cabin certainly isn’t part of his plan, nor is being attracted to her after her finds out just how wrong he was about her. Burke finds himself caught up in Dani’s family, but is there room in such a gentle woman’s life for a man as hard as him? Each book in the Jamesville series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed in any order. Book #1: Discovering Dani Book #2: The Way Home Book #3: The Return of Patrick O’Rourke Book #4: The Seduction of Shamus O'Rourke Book #5: A Legal Affair Book #6: By the Book Book #7: Past Promises
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