He has been changing the land for months. She is the only one who can read what it says.
nWhen territorial mediator Vesna Carew arrives at the Ironspine to conduct an independent boundary assessment, she expects paperwork, politics, and the clean professional distance she has maintained for ten years. What she finds instead is a council member who has been doing something extraordinary to the land's emotional foundation without knowing it — and a territorial signature that says one thing, in her professional vocabulary, with unmistakable clarity.
nYes.
nAldric Cray has spent four years being the replacement. The man called when someone better wasn't available, building competence in the gap left by the person they actually wanted. Then a woman arrives who can read what the land has been saying since his first session — and what the land has been saying is that he was never the replacement at all.
nBut a three-generation conspiracy is moving against them both. An enemy who spent months building a trap from their own words. A council session where everything true about them becomes a weapon.
nThe Dominion Mark is a steamy standalone paranormal romance featuring a hero who changes what the land feels and the only woman alive who can read him completely. Ancient council mythology, charged slow-burn tension, and a fated bond completed over a boundary map. Dual POV. HEA guaranteed.
nScroll up and start reading — because some gifts only work in the right context.

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The Dominion Mark

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