Once Upon a Kiss

by Tanya Anne Crosby

She came to wed his brother and stole the Dragon's heart. To settle a feud, Dominique Beauchamp was resigned to wed in order to heal their injured lands. Offered in marriage by her brother to the lord of Drakewich, she came to take the d'Lucy name, but never counted on losing her heart to the brother of her betrothed the Black Dragon. Blaec d'Lucy distrusted her from the beginning, believing her to be part of her brother's endless perfidy, but he was powerless to resist the fiery-haired Biden that rode so proudly into their midst. Their love was sealed...once upon a kiss. (Goodreads.com)

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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