Love is like the sky—sometimes clear and easy, sometimes dark and stormy.
Keylon thought he knew what to expect when he finally found his dragon. The others have lost their memories, and Winter isn’t any different. He doesn’t remember anything before he was hit by Carlyle’s spell.
He doesn’t remember Keylon.
There’s a reason Winter didn’t want to investigate the people who cast a seeking spell to find him. He knew nothing good would come out of it, and he was right. He’s been told he was fully bonded to a man he doesn’t remember and doesn’t want, and now, he’s stuck. The crush he has on his best friend doesn’t help, but Winter knows what he wants, and it’s not Keylon.
When it becomes clear that Winter doesn’t want anything to do with Keylon, Keylon offers to break their bond. He doesn’t want to lose his dragon, but Winter was never really his. Unfortunately, knowing that doesn’t make it any easier.
Winter is stunned when Keylon offers to free him from their bond. He’s also confused—what if he rejected Keylon for all the wrong reasons? What if he’s making the biggest mistake of his life?
What if he can’t fix this?
