Heart of a Dragon

Lucian, a Dragon Prince of the House of Smoke, carries a burden that is slowly killing him. Bound by an ancient treaty between the immortal and mortal worlds, he must produce an heir, yet the cost to any woman who becomes his mate is devastating. When he crosses paths with a woman threatened by a demon prowling the streets of Seattle, he finds himself caught between duty and conscience, forced to pursue a connection he knows may destroy her. Set against a world where fallen angels and Dark Fae lurk beneath the surface of modern life, the second Fallen Immortals novel deepens the mythology established in the series opener.

Joe Arden and Maxine Mitchell share narration duties, and their contrasting voices give the dual perspectives genuine tension, with Arden bringing brooding weight to Lucian's internal conflict while Mitchell anchors the human side of the story. At just over five hours, the runtime moves quickly without feeling rushed, making it an ideal single-sitting listen. The chemistry between the two narrators elevates the romantic stakes in ways that work particularly well in audio.