Supernatural Academy: Year Two (Supernatural Academy, #2)

by Jaymin Eve

“My name is Jessa Lebron, and this is my mate, Braxton Compass,” the chick said confidently.

Jessa and Braxton are making an appearance!!

“Yes,” Jessa said with a sigh. “I’m the Lebron you’ve probably heard about. The dragon marked and all that bullshit. Yes, Braxton is a dragon shifter, and no, he will not shift for you, so don’t ask. We’re here to teach you all how to fight, how to defend yourselves, and how to handle whatever Atlantis brings when it finally rises. Once we have that all worked out, we’ll be heading back home to Stratford with the tyrants.” Braxton shook his head. “Jessa, babe, you have got to stop calling the twins tyrants,” he said in a deep, rumbly, sexy-as-hell voice.

“The dragons and the Atlanteans are closely linked,” he said, his low grumbly voice filling the room. “Our energy calls to each other’s. You’re very strong, Maddison.”

She’d mentioned dragon marked, but I had no idea what that was. I wished there was a book I could check out that would tell me everything.

Hardy har har. The author has jokes.

I would go toe to toe with anyone who argued books weren’t life savers. They were the work of whatever god kept us functional when the world seemed too hard to handle. They were the air when we couldn’t breathe. The blood when it wouldn’t pump in our veins. The beat of our heart when we were done trying to force life to go on. Books saved lives. End of story, pun intended.

Jessa and Braxton were not back for Advanced Attack and Defense, but they had brought in some badass called Tyson.

Awww yayyy, now Tyson is here!

“I would know you anywhere,” he said softly. “In the dark. In disguise. When we leave this world and enter the next. There is literally not a place that you can exist where I would not know it was you.”

“I didn’t mean it like that,” he said, that rumbly voice doing everything it could to seduce me. “I don’t want you to treat me just like I’m any normal friend. I’m your fucking mate. You are mine, Maddison James, and I will never be just a friend to you.”