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Synopsis
The war for Avalon has only just begun. Roman Dravik didn’t ask to become king. But after claiming the throne by right of combat, he refuses to let Avalon fracture and fall. Rebellious barons defy the crown. A goblin warlord slaughters dragons in the north. And across the sea, the half-elven empire of Savon gathers twelve dragons of its own. Roman has five. To reunite the kingdom, Roman must seize Meralon’s mighty harbor, bend Penwyn to his will, and bring the Duchess of Tallwyn to heel—before the goblin horde tears through Avalon’s heartland. But ruling is more than conquest. As his power grows, so does his bond with the fierce women at his side: A warrior who would die for him. A sea-dragon beauty who believes in him. A queen who shares his bed—and his crown. And they will not allow their king to fall. Outnumbered by monsters. Threatened by traitors. Shadowed by an empire preparing for war. Roman will prove that Avalon needs more than an army. It needs a Dragon King. Dragon Conqueror Book 2 is a full-length men’s adventure fantasy featuring kingdom building, dragon warfare, strategic battles, and a growing harem. No fade-to-black. No weak heroes. Just war, power, and the rise of a king.
Dragon Conqueror Book 2: content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
This adult fantasy features explicit sexual content with multiple partners (harem), graphic combat violence including dragon warfare and battles, and mature political themes of conquest and power.
What to know going in
This book has strong violence, explicit sexual content, and moderate language. Content notes include graphic violence, death, and violence (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Adult readers will be drawn to the epic dragon warfare, kingdom-building strategy, and intense romantic relationships.