A thin layer of magic separates our world from the fae and dragon shifters, ghosts and warlocks, and an unfurling evil. Hazel Forrester sees dead people. Her life is pretty much a bad made-for-tv special, so going away to a college where nobody knows her seems like a solid plan. Until she meets Dean, an infuriating boy with fire in his eyes and ghosts following him who aren’t exactly human, and when he touches her, she’s given visions––visions of a girl belonging to another realm. As a Dragon Blessed with four elements running through her veins, Khali’s future has already been claimed by the throne. She’ll marry one of the princes to strengthen her kingdom against a brutal enemy, even if it costs her everything. Two vastly different realms. Two vastly different girls. But the realms are bleeding together and the girls are linked. Bound. Spelled. And little do they know, one can’t survive without the other. High fantasy and urban fantasy are beautifully layered with forbidden romance and deadly magic in the Dragon Blessed trilogy by USA Today bestselling author Nina Walker. This completed New Adult series is best for ages fourteen through adult––read it today! "Unlike anything I've read before. Nina Walker has expertly woven together two worlds and two complete storylines to create a great epic of a story... It speaks to the writer's talent that I became attached to both of them as well as Dean and Bram. This isn't the kind of book one easily forgets because it is so completely unique. And after that ending, I need book 2 NOW!" -M. Lynn, Bestselling Author of the Fantasy and Fairytales series ★★★★★ . "Within the first few chapters, I knew that I had discovered a rare gem... Writing in two different worlds, each with their own cast of characters, is nothing short of extraordinary. They way she blended these worlds from one chapter to the next, left me desperate and anxious, yet eagerly devouring each chapter to finish what was happening in the one before. I have never read a book written so flawlessly in this manner. Bravo!" -S.H. Timmins, Goodreads Review ★★★★★ . "5 huge stars!!! I would give Crown of Dragons more if I could! I loved this book so much! This is such a unique story, alternating between a fantasy world and earth... I can't recommend this book enough! If you enjoy fantasy, please read it! You won't be disappointed!" -Emily, Goodreads Review ★★★★★ . "Two worlds, one amazing book! This book grabbed me from the beginning. I enjoyed it from start to finish and I am left wanting more! I really enjoyed the dual point of view and the juxtaposition of the human realm and the dragon realm. I was really into the book and right before chapter 7 I was dropping my jaw. It's so good." -Telisha, Kindle Reader ★★★★★ . "THIS BOOK WAS PHENOMENAL!!!! Nina has somehow managed to magically weave two books together into one seamlessly. I can't even word right now after finishing this incredible story. #PleaseSendHelp." - Katelyn, Goodreads Review ★★★★★ ​"Just leave me alone." I make it to the front door and open it, all in two seconds flat, storming outside. A pattering of booted footsteps follows behind. Dean actually has the audacity to follow me? I shake my head. Unbelievable! "You don't understand. I need you to help me. You have to." "No," I shoot back, keeping my eyes straight ahead. "I don't!" "You can't say no to me," he growls, reaching out and grabbing my arm. Burning heat presses against my long-sleeved shirt and I yelp, jumping back. My eyes don't want to believe what I'm seeing but there's no denying it. There's a hole in my shirt sleeve, singed around the corners. The pungent smell of burned fabric wafts through the air between us. I whip around. This time it's my turn to make demands. "Explain this!" I point to the black mark against the white cotton. He looks, but he doesn't say anything. "Explain why your eyes have fire in them right now," I continue. "Explain why your body heat raises when you're angry, or why you just burned a hole through my shirt. Tell me everything, Dean, or don't ask for my help." He shakes his head, pained. "I can't." "It's always been just me and my mom," I say, my voice cracking. "For me, letting other people in is super hard. And I get that, I get that you don't want to let me in." His eyes search mine, but he still doesn't say anything "I get it, because I'm the exact same way." I pull my arms into my jacket, covering the singed material. "I can't let you in on my secrets without you returning the favor. I'm sorry, but this is how this works for me." He grimaces. "It's too risky for me to answer your questions." Does he think he's the only one who has risks involved here? The disappointment is heavy, but I know what I have to do. I step back onto the sidewalk, my voice calm and my resolve strong. Maybe I'll regret this, but right now, I'm fresh out of options. "I'm sorry, but I can't help you."