One Good Dragon Deserves Another (Heartstrikers, #2)

by Rachel Aaron

That’s the part about immortality they don’t tell you: live long enough, and attrition makes your pool of acquaintances pretty shallow.

Besides, when you’ve kicked around as long as we have, the difference between an ancient enemy and an old friend is just a matter of perspective.”

Living with him, it was easy to forget—not that Julius was a dragon, Marci never forgot that—but that he was part of a world that considered her disposable, beneath consideration.

It said something about your state of mind when discovering a ghost cat sleeping on your couch was the high point of your evening.

“Strong?” Amelia scoffed. “You’re not old enough to comprehend the word.”