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    On Dragon's Wings
    On Dragon's Wings
    On Dragon's Wings
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    On Dragon's Wings

    By Pelaam

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    When his roommate brings home a lizard, Noah has no idea his life is about to change out of all recognition.

    Uther is a shifter, a prince, and under a curse. Catapulted unexpectedly into the world of Fae and shifters, Noah must help Uther stay one step ahead of the witch who cursed him, as well as get him home in time to claim his crown.

    Noah is also resisting a growing attraction for Uther. But Uther has other ideas, and when Noah's life is endangered he's prepared to do anything it takes to save his mate.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvernight Publishing
    Release dateOct 6, 2014
    ISBN9781772330410
    On Dragon's Wings
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    Pelaam

    Living in clean, green New Zealand, Pelaam is a multi-published author of gay romance and erotic books. When not busy writing, she can be found indulging in her other passions of cookery and wine appreciation. Pelaam's books: Smoking Mirror, 2017 finalist in 2017 Rainbow Awards in Gay Futuristic/Sci-Fi; Stranded, Evernight Publishing Readers’ Choice winner 2016 for Sci-Fi; The Avian Emperor, runner up and Honourable Mention in 2016 Rainbow Awards Gay Futuristic/Sci-Fi.

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      On Dragon's Wings - Pelaam

      Published by Evernight Publishing ® at Smashwords

      www.evernightpublishing.com

      Copyright© 2014 Pelaam

      ISBN: 978-1-77233-041-0

      Cover Artist: Sour Cherry Designs

      Editor: Tricia Kristufek

      ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

      WARNING: The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal. No part of this book may be used or reproduced electronically or in print without written permission, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in reviews.

      This is a work of fiction. All names, characters, and places are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

      DEDICATION

      To my partner for his unfailing belief.

      ON DRAGON’S WINGS

      Romance on the Go TM

      Pelaam

      Copyright © 2014

      Chapter One

      James’s shout reached Noah. He cleaned the flour off his hands and then headed into the living room to see what it was his cousin wanted to show him.

      James stood, a grin lighting up his face, and pointed dramatically to a large glass tank he’d set on the table. Ta-da. Our new roomie. At least for a little while.

      Noah stared at the aquarium. Only it wasn’t exotic fish or even plain, ordinary goldfish it contained. It was some kind of….

      That’s a lizard. You’re looking after a lizard. Oh man! How could you? Worms, beetles. Gross. Don’t let it get out. Noah flapped his hands at the tank as if the lizard was trying to escape. He wrinkled his nose as the predominantly yellow-skinned creature tilted its head. That thing’s smiling at me. Noah pointed at it, and as James looked, the beast turned its back, displaying a turquoise-blue rear end, tail, and hind legs.

      Cool it, dude. James laughed and made placating gestures with his hands that did nothing to allay Noah’s mounting anxiety over the latest house guest. According to Aunt Tawny, this little guy doesn’t eat live stuff. He likes fruit, fresh green leaves, that kind of thing. So there’ll be nothing going in the fridge to gross you out. You seriously need to relax more, man.

      Look, you work for your dad, James, Noah said. And that’s really cool for you. But I work for myself. I need to make money from the Snack Shack to pay all the bills associated with the business, living here, and still make enough to set aside so I can one day own my own bistro.

      I know you do, bro. And I think it’s really cool. But just because I work for Dad doesn’t mean I can slack. As his son, I’m expected to prove I’m there because I should be. That includes me working that bit harder and longer than anyone else.

      I’m sorry. Noah squeezed James’s shoulder. Without you, I wouldn’t even have this place.

      Well, thankfully my side of the family is totally cool with you. You know Aunt Tawny is really taken with you. James grinned and winked.

      A soft laugh escaped Noah despite the way the lizard seemed to be staring at him again. He pictured Aunt Tawny in her flowing, multicolored clothes, exotic jewelry, and long, dark hair piled high in a style that seemed to defy gravity. In fact, all of James’s family was pretty cool and very laid back.

      They were such a big contrast to his own straight-laced, strict family. It was hard to believe two families could be so very different. But James and his family had proved to be an absolute godsend when Noah’s family turned their backs on him for coming out at seventeen. James’s parents had taken him in immediately. Thanks to them, he’d gone to University and been able to fulfill his dream of studying cooking and getting his own business with the Snack Shack.

      Now he wanted to be able to pay them back and prove himself a success in his chosen field. The hours were long and the work demanding, but he was determined to do it. He made most of the food for Snack Shack at home, had a trusted supplier for his hot pies, and sandwiches could be freshly made to order at the counter. People liked it and word had spread. He also did cakes and some catering outside of the Shack. But that also meant he had little spare time for relaxing or enjoying life.

      Despite living close to the beach, he couldn’t remember the last time he’d gone for a walk or spent the day with friends. For a New Zealander, days at the beach were a part of life, and yet Noah might as well live in some big inner city for the amount of time he spent

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