A single act of magic in her youth led to the deaths of Nineva's family. From that moment on, she's had to live on the run, never trusting anyone, awaiting the day when her luck runs out. Being a fairy princess isn't all it's cracked up to be — her bloodlines have made her a target, as the evil Sidhe king, Ansgar, attempts to secure his claim to the throne. And as if that weren't enough to have hanging over her head, Nineva also has to worry about the destiny that was prophesied at her birth.

As the 21st avatar of the goddess Semira, Nineva's fate is to free the imprisoned deity — and to surrender herself to a dragon's flame as her reward. Completely unthrilled with the immolation bit of her prophecy, Nineva is extremely unhappy to meet Kel, a dragon warrior who wants to help her in her reluctant quest to free Semira. The instant flare of attraction between them only makes things harder — as does the knowledge that the fate of two worlds rests on the success of their mission. It will be an epic battle between good and evil, forcing Vampires, the Majae, the dragons, the Sidhe and the direkind to band together for the first time to fight the encroaching darkness.

Angela Knight breathes new life into her Mageverse series with her newest, MASTER OF DRAGONS. The different magical communities she's created all come alive here as they pull together in this new crisis. The world she's created and populated with so many fascinating characters and details is thrilling and fresh. Kel, in particular, is one of the most interesting heroes to come out of the Mageverse, and his chemistry with Nineva is hot enough to scorch the page. Knight's twist on the tale of the princess captured by the dragon makes the reader wonder what the dragon in those stories wanted the princess for, anyway — and if the princess was really so keen to be "rescued"! Think of a dragon and you might think of flames, smoky sensuality and huge, sweeping battles — MASTER OF DRAGONS delivers on all counts.