Elemental Series by Elizabeth Rose (1-4)
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Overview: Full name: Elizabeth Rose Krejcik
Elizabeth Rose is the author of medieval, paranormal, fantasy and contemporary novels. While based on romance, her novels have complex plots, action and suspense. She loves writing bad boy tortured heroes and empowered feisty heroines.
Genre: Fantasy Romance
1. The Dragon and the Dreamwalker
Drake of Dunsbard saves Brynn from being sacrificed to Dracus, the dragon of Lornoon. He is shocked to see the dragon’s fire has not harmed her, and realizes she must be the Lady of Fire that the villagers fear and call a witch.
Brynn has faerie blood running through her veins, and while fire cannot harm her and gives her power, water weakens her and can destroy her. She is thrilled to have been saved by a heroic knight, until she awakes and realizes he has brought her to her late father’s castle. She knows at once her savior is none other than the infamous Dragon’s Son. The feared man of all, and also the man who stormed her father’s castle and claimed it as his own.
Drake is a Pendragon and has ties to the dragon which always shows up when his anger flares. He has heard the prophecy that he needs the Lady of Fire at his side in order to defeat Dracus. However, she believes he was the one responsible for the death of her parents, and refuses to help him, hating him in the process. She plans her revenge to reclaim the castle as her own.
She also refuses him after he takes her as his bride. This doesn’t fare well with Drake, since the prophecy states the marriage needs to be consummated in order for him to gain control over the dragon. And while she frustrates him in the physical plane, she has the ability to dreamwalk – leaving her body at will – and meets him in the etheric plane where their relationship is very different.
Can two feared people work together to destroy the dragon, or will they be stopped by their haunting past as they realize they really fear themselves?
2. The Duke and the Dryad
Duke Odwolfe of Manterra is known to his friends as Wolfe, and to his enemies as Duke the Destroyer. When his prized bull goes missing, he sets out to find it. It has been stolen for a sacrifice by the druids who are conducting their pagan ritual in the forest, within the circle of standing stones. And when he finds he is too late to save his animal, he demands one of them come to his castle as his servant in exchange for his loss.
Rae-Nyst is an elemental of the earth, better known as a dryad. She has both fae as well as human blood running through her veins. She gets her power from the earth, however, fire can kill her. And when the Duke of Manterra decides to take her in exchange for his bull, she finds herself not able to fight him, as her power is draining quickly by the flaming torch he keeps waving in her face.
Can a man who believes in nothing but war and destruction accept the exotic fae girl who honors all life instead of death? Or will she have to give up the ways of her nearly extinct kind in order to be with the man who has stolen her heart? Passion and fury rage in an epic adventure as two headstrong people find themselves faced with a dilemma that could either kill them or bring them closer together in The Duke and the Dryad.
3. The Sword and the Sylph
Sir Braden is headed to Banesmoor to hire out his sword. But when he gets there he is promised the lord’s daughter in marriage as well as a huge dowry if he can but capture the spy within the castle’s walls.
Portia-Maer is an elemental of the air, called a sylph. She can brew up a storm with the mere flick of her wrist. She is half fae and half human, and has been sent to Banesmoor by her wretched stepmother to spy, as a battle is in the planning. Since one of Portia’s powers is the ability to turn invisible, she has no problem carrying out this task.
But when she is distracted by the landless knight who has just been promised a marriage as well as a title and lands he doesn’t deserve, she drops her guard and he discovers her presence. And to her surprise, the man says he knows her and that she has healed him with just a kiss.
Can Sir Braden keep his commitment to not only marry a woman he doesn’t love but also expose the girl of his dreams as the spy who is about to bring two castles into battle? Or will Portia be able to convince him that there is so much more to her than meets the eye?
Passion and power collide as two sides meet in a deadly battle. And when dark secrets from the past are exposed, lives are not only threatened, but changed forever in The Sword and the Sylph.
4. The Sheik and the Siren
Lord Asad, or Ace, as he prefers to be called, is captain of the Paradigm, an overseas trade ship. He is a risk-taker and determined to be the first man to hear the siren’s song and live to tell about it. So he orders his crew to tie him to the mast while they hide below deck as the ship sails through Death’s Door. And to his surprise, he not only hears the siren’s song, but comes in direct contact with her as she and her misfit pirates decide to pillage his ship while he can do nothing but watch.
Ebba-Tyne is a siren and an elemental of the water. She has fae as well as human blood running through her veins. She gets her power from water, though hot, desert air can kill her. Once again, a fool sailor and his crew is attempting to sail through the straits. And she uses her siren’s song to distract them, as her misfit men – the maimed and wounded knights of her late father’s castle – see to collecting what they need from the ship to survive.
When she realizes the man aboard is tied to his own ship in order not to fall under her siren’s spell, she finds him exciting and intriguing. But he looks a lot like the sheik who came from a faraway land and caused death and destruction to her island, so she warns him not to return if he values his life. But when Ace decides to go back and collect his stolen goods, the past becomes the present. Ebba needs to beware of the only man who has ever intrigued her, and Ace has to face his past in order to keep Ebba from being killed.
Can a siren and a son of a sheik learn to look deeper within to accept themselves, and acknowledge the fact that enemies have fallen in love?
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