Mages & Dragons Series by Catherine Lievens

The mages need to find their lost dragons before it’s too late. Ansley has been looking for his dragon since Byron was taken from him a hundred years ago. The sacrifice of his shield and the man he was in love with was necessary, but Ansley can’t find peace, and neither can the other five mages he considers his brothers, who also shared that sacrifice. They’ve been without their other half for so long that some of them have lost hope. But not Ansley... moreThe mages need to find their lost dragons before it’s too late. Ansley has been looking for his dragon since Byron was taken from him a hundred years ago. The sacrifice of his shield and the man he was in love with was necessary, but Ansley can’t find peace, and neither can the other five mages he considers his brothers, who also shared that sacrifice. They’ve been without their other half for so long that some of them have lost hope. But not Ansley. Parker has no memory beyond the past hundred years. He’s been moving every ten years or so because he’s not aging—which probably has to do with his ability to shift into a dragon—but this time around, it’s harder to leave everything behind. He doesn’t have a choice, though. When Ansley finally finds the right spell, it leads him straight to Byron. But Byron isn’t Byron anymore. A hundred years and no memories turned him into a new man. A man Ansley likes even more than he did Byron. Ansley’s job is to find the other five dragons, but with the threat that caused the mages to lose the dragons rising again, he might not be able to do it in time. And if he can’t, it could mean death for all of them. less

Love is like the sky—sometimes clear and easy, sometimes dark and stormy.Keylon thought he knew what to expect when he finally found his dragon. The others have lost their memories, and Winter isn’t any different. He doesn’t remember anything before he was hit by Carlyle’s spell.He doesn’t remember Keylon.There’s a reason Winter didn’t want to investigate the people who cast a seeking spell to find him. He knew nothing good would come out of it, and he was right... moreLove is like the sky—sometimes clear and easy, sometimes dark and stormy.Keylon thought he knew what to expect when he finally found his dragon. The others have lost their memories, and Winter isn’t any different. He doesn’t remember anything before he was hit by Carlyle’s spell.He doesn’t remember Keylon.There’s a reason Winter didn’t want to investigate the people who cast a seeking spell to find him. He knew nothing good would come out of it, and he was right. He’s been told he was fully bonded to a man he doesn’t remember and doesn’t want, and now, he’s stuck. The crush he has on his best friend doesn’t help, but Winter knows what he wants, and it’s not Keylon.When it becomes clear that Winter doesn’t want anything to do with Keylon, Keylon offers to break their bond. He doesn’t want to lose his dragon, but Winter was never really his. Unfortunately, knowing that doesn’t make it any easier.Winter is stunned when Keylon offers to free him from their bond. He’s also confused—what if he rejected Keylon for all the wrong reasons? What if he’s making the biggest mistake of his life?What if he can’t fix this? less

Memories can fracture, but the love between a mage and his dragon never fades.Sol has no idea why he was kidnapped or what the man who took him is trying to do, but it can’t be good since he’s behind bars. Things degenerate as Carlyle struggles with the spell he’s attempting to cast on Sol, and Sol knows he doesn’t have long.Dallin is desperate to find his dragon, but as long as Sol and Carlyle are protected by Carlyle’s spells, there’s nothing he and the other mages can do... moreMemories can fracture, but the love between a mage and his dragon never fades.Sol has no idea why he was kidnapped or what the man who took him is trying to do, but it can’t be good since he’s behind bars. Things degenerate as Carlyle struggles with the spell he’s attempting to cast on Sol, and Sol knows he doesn’t have long.Dallin is desperate to find his dragon, but as long as Sol and Carlyle are protected by Carlyle’s spells, there’s nothing he and the other mages can do. It would take a miracle for them to rescue Sol.A miracle named Graham.When one of Sol’s captors helps him escape, Sol decides he’ll protect him, even from the mages. Dallin doesn’t care about what Graham did in the past, though. He only cares that Graham saved Sol and gave Dallin a chance to be with his dragon again.But Carlyle is still a threat, and he’s angry—angry enough to attack the castle. less