The Princess' Dragon Lord by Mandy Rosko

Author:Mandy Rosko
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, reincarnation, paranormal romance, amnesia, dragons, princess, fae, prince, love triangle, faeries, medieval, warriors

Chapter Eight

Diana came into this new memory shivering. The pain had abruptly faded but its effects were still upon her, and it was like her nerve endings were getting used to the sudden changes in her body.

She wasn't physically hurting anymore, but her mind still recalled the horrific pains, and her muscles were reacting.

She didn't know how much more of this she could take.

“Uncle!”

Diana looked up at the sound of her own voice. The princess ran into the arms of the new man in her memories, the one she'd seen just before being pulled back into this place.

Uncle? Was this the man she—the previous Diana—had spoken of when trying to tutor Azoth?

The man's lips were turned up in a warm smile, his arms outstretched in welcome as she flung herself into them.

Dagda. Diana's mind supplied her with the name instantly. This man was the brother of Mab, and her uncle Dagda. She recognized him now from one of the paintings in her former room, one of the paintings she'd been packing away for when she would leave with her husband.

His hair was long and straight, the pale brown color of a dogwood branch. For a split second, as the memories swam in front of her vision, Diana thought his cape, the same color as his hair, had some sort of white fur trim as a neck attachment.

Then his cape fluttered, revealing that they were truly oversized insect wings, and that the white trim was really a sort of fluff growing from out of his neck, like a moth.

Nothing shocked her anymore, and Diana found herself accepting that fact with more ease than she probably should have.

Dagda, her uncle, and king of the fae in a neighboring land, was impossibly tall. Memory Diana, wearing a gown that consisted of oversized blue butterfly wings, had to jump high in order to make it into his arms. The man's back remained stock still during the catch. Her weight was not enough to produce any sort of physical reaction out of him.

Though his countenance was warm, his voice and smile genuine as he congratulated her on her upcoming marriage, Diana felt cold at the sight of her former self walking off with him, arm in arm, discussing normal things like how his journey had been and the food they would be having at the evening meal.

She didn't understand the significance, and found her body tightening in agitation. “What am I supposed to be seeing here?” She called out as the two ghostly figures disappeared.

She could no longer assume that these memories, suddenly haunting her now, were all a coincidence. If she was going to assume that her life wasn't real, that it was all the product of some kind of spell, then someone was breaking through that spell to send her a message. There was no other explanation.

Her vision swam, and this time, for the first time, she began to witness memories that didn't include her at all.

She reappeared in the center of what sounded like a sharp worded argument, but it was spoken in low hissing tones.

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