Firefighter Dragon’s Demi-God Daughter by Brittany White

A dragon shifter and the daughter of a demi-God must work together to save the world from a monstrous threat.

The Demi-God’s Daughter:
I carry the blood of the Gods.
I have never known a life without duty.
At an early age, I learned that even the Gods could be killed.
My father was a soldier, and a demi-God.
He was the son of Ares, the God of War. But that did not keep him safe.
My grandfather raised me, and I learned about demons, and how to fight them.
And as an adult, I became an agent with the FBI.
At my job, I protect humans. In my free time, I protect my own kind.
I don’t date, and I don’t have friends. I am neither God, nor human.
Then I meet Jackson.
I mistake my handsome firefighter for a demon, and I try to kill him.
Despite our rough beginning, I find myself drawn to him, and he gives me another chance.
This sexy dragon shifter is exactly the kind of mate I need.
But I have always been on the outside. Can I let this gorgeous shifter in?

The Firefighter Shifter:
As a bachelor, my life is exactly how I want it.
I spend my days putting out fires and rescuing humans.
I have a great clan on the coast of Oregon, and a close-knit crew at the fire station.
I don’t need a female to be happy.
Until I meet Helena.
She comes blazing into my life.
While I’m working, she runs at me, with her dagger outstretched.
We fight, and then I learn the truth.
Her dagger is made for killing one thing — demons.
These monsters are close by, and they pose a threat to us all.
But can I trust Helena near my clan?
She is not human, nor is she a shifter. She will not reveal her heritage.
But we grow closer, and from her I learn to fight this new enemy.
My dragon insists she is my mate.
But my beautiful Helena is still a mystery to me, and her secrets threaten to tear us apart.
Before it’s too late, can I convince my gorgeous mate to share the truth with me?
Will Helena, daughter of a demi-God, allow her dragon shifter mate to show her what it means to be part of a loving clan?