The Dragon Twins Rare Opal (Book #2 of the Jewel Series)

Tylia, a rare Black Opal Dragon, has spent her life on the run, hunted for powers she barely understands. After a devastating attack separates her from her mother, she seeks refuge with an old family friend, only to find herself drawn into the world of two powerful dragon shifters—twin alphas who awaken a mate bond she never wanted. Can Ty escape her past and the dangerous forces pursuing her, or will destiny—and her mates—finally catch her?

The Dragon Twins Rare Opal (Book #2 of the Jewel Series)

Tylia, a rare Black Opal Dragon, has spent her life on the run, hunted for powers she barely understands. After a devastating attack separates her from her mother, she seeks refuge with an old family friend, only to find herself drawn into the world of two powerful dragon shifters—twin alphas who awaken a mate bond she never wanted. Can Ty escape her past and the dangerous forces pursuing her, or will destiny—and her mates—finally catch her?

My life had taken an unimaginable turn. For a month now, I’d been running, the memory of my mother's urgent shove out the door still vivid, her last words echoing: 'Run, Ty, don't look back.' Everything had been… well, not normal, but stable for my family. My parents and I, rare dragon shifters, had always been on the move. We were gemstone dragons; my father, a black sapphire, my mother, an opal. They had some powers, but nothing special. No, I was the one those assholes were after. I got my dragon, a powerful black opal, at six years old—far earlier than the usual sixteen.

"(We are almost there, Ty)" Gemma, my dragon, whispered in my mind.

"(I know, finally, we can rest)" I replied, exhaustion heavy in my bones.

"(What about your mother and father’s friend?)" Gemma prodded.

"(We can’t trust anyone)" I thought back, the sting of loss a fresh wound. Mom had sent a letter, planning for me to go to her and Dad's best friends, but then the hunters, those mutant creatures, attacked. I had no idea where I was, or where they lived. Just before we were attacked, Mom was about to tell me. Now, the bond I shared with her felt… severed. My heart skipped a beat, a cold certainty settling in my chest. She was gone. I slowed as I neared a small town, my body screaming for rest. Spotting a cafe, I pushed open the door, desperate for a moment of peace.