Sold as a slave, wed to a dragon prince she must deceive
One stolen identity, one dangerous vow, and a secret that could burn everything down
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A young woman with no name of her own is bought and sold like property, her fate decided by people who see her as nothing more than a bargaining chip. When she is handed over to marry the fearsome Dragon Prince, she steps into the role of a princess she is not, carrying a secret that could cost her life the moment it slips. Every glance from her new husband feels like a test, every word a trap, and the palace around her hides as many blades as it does silk curtains. What begins as pure survival slowly twists into something far more complicated, as the man she was told to fear starts to look at her as if he sees the person underneath the lie.
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