As a CIA operative under diplomatic cover, Cat knows how to survive dangerous rooms. She reads exits, lies fluently, and never lets anyone close enough to become a liability.
Then Dominic Graves, Ashenmere’s most lethal enforcer, loses control in front of three foreign ministries.
His dragon claims her publicly, which under dragon law should make Cat his.
Cat has spent her career correcting dangerous translations, and this one might be the worst yet: claimed does not mean owned.
Especially when Rhain Solberg arrives.
Beautiful, dangerous, and far too perceptive, Rhain is the Norwegian heir Cat was sent to compromise.
He is also Dominic’s clan’s political rival.
And Cat’s second mate.
Now Cat is trapped between two dragons who both want her, two clans that both want leverage, and an agency that expects her to finish the mission no matter what it costs.
But the last woman caught between rival claims was erased from the record.
Cat is done being useful. Done being handled. Done letting powerful men turn fear into law.
If the Dragon Compact wants to define her, it can get in line.
Claimed by Rival Dragons is a steamy why choose dragon shifter romance featuring a spy heroine, two possessive rival dragons, fated mates, forced proximity, political intrigue, and a satisfying standalone romance. Read it on its own or continue into The Dragon Compact series.
