Possessive Alpha Hero • Wicked • He Falls First

He’s the Most Possessive Alpha Drake Alive. She’s Going to Have Multiple Mates. This Is Going to Be a Problem.

DRAGONS OF BLOOD AND BONE

VIKING DRAGON SHIFTER REVERSE HAREM ROMANTASY • COMPLETE 6-BOOK SERIES

Bjorn Magnussen is exactly the kind of hero fantasy romance readers can’t get enough of: a fierce Kingsguard Captain, morally grey, wicked-smart, and profoundly possessive. He and Rikyava share a fated life-bond established years before the series begins. He watched her leave. He’s been alone ever since. Now she’s back, entangled in a dark magic conspiracy, and Bjorn has exactly one goal: be her only mate.

The problem is her Bloodwalker magic. It doesn’t ask permission. It demands multiple Bloodmates to function safely, and as new drakes enter Rikyava’s orbit, Bjorn’s possessive instincts go to war with what the bond requires. The jealousy, the control he has to learn to loosen, the way he falls first and hardest — this is the emotional spine of the series for many readers.

Each subsequent mate also brings his own possessive energy. Book 4 introduces a third drake notorious for “killing all those who wrong him,” and his rogue streak creates new tension within the bond. The result is a full cast of alpha heroes whose possessiveness has to be channeled, earned, and integrated rather than simply indulged. “Possessive alpha drakes,” “jealousy,” and “dragon instinct” are terms the series itself uses. The readers agree: this is the good stuff.

This is the best fantasy romance I have read all year

“This is the best fantasy romance I have read all year!” — Shivani M., BookBub

Grabbed me as hard and as fast as the Red Letter Hotel series

“Not since the Red Letter Hotel series has an Ava Ward novel grabbed me as hard or as fast as BURN MY HEART!” — Bobbi K., Amazon US

Possessive alpha drakes who earn it

“Steamy bonds, action packed battles, magic, dragons and more beautiful sexy dragons.” — Queen, BookBub

ALPHA HERO FAQ

How possessive are the heroes in this series?
Intensely possessive. Bjorn (Hero 1) spent twenty years waiting and wants exclusivity. His jealousy when additional mates enter the bond is a major conflict driver across Books 1–3. Each subsequent hero adds his own territorial energy.

Are the heroes morally grey or are they full villains?
Morally grey — wicked but not evil. They operate by dragon honor codes that differ from human morality, and the third drake’s rogue tendencies in Book 4 push the edges. None are redeemed villains; all are complex, capable men with genuine darkness.

Does “he falls first” apply here?
Yes. Bjorn’s feelings for Rikyava were never in doubt — he’s been waiting for twenty years. The tension is Rikyava’s resistance to accepting what the bond demands, not his uncertainty.

Is the series complete and available as an audiobook?
Six books, complete. Ebook free in Kindle Unlimited. Audiobooks exclusively at avawardromance.com.