In this installment, we follow , a survivor who bears deep physical and emotional scars from a dragon attack that left her without one hand. Because of her disfigurement, she’s largely been left alone in the harsh world of the "After," until she's designated as "dragon bait" to see if she can tame one of the beasts.
If you’re looking for a romance that’s as gritty as it is heartwarming, (Book 8 of the Fireblood Dragon series ) is a standout entry that proves even in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, love can bloom in the most unexpected ways. The World: Post-Apocalyptic Fort Dallas Fire in His Chaos by Ruby Dixon
Dixon doesn't shy away from featuring a heroine with a disability, focusing on Rachel’s "true grit" and resilience rather than pity. In this installment, we follow , a survivor
Unlike some of the faster-paced installments, Rachel and Jurik’s relationship is a sweet, slow-burning romance as they navigate a language barrier and deep-seated trauma. The World: Post-Apocalyptic Fort Dallas Dixon doesn't shy
Jurik is the ultimate protective hero. He's attentive and sweet, often bringing Rachel gifts (like water or food) that she doesn't always know how to accept at first.