The Dragon We Found Between Worlds

For three hundred years, the dragon has been dying in the space between worlds—too broken to bridge realities, too alive to fade away. The Threshold keeps him breathing, but barely. What he needs is connection. What he has had is centuries of silence. Then two strangers fall through fractures in existence. Thessaly comes from a world collapsing under the loss of its magic, carrying grief for a mother and homeland she could not save. Veren comes from a civilization built on control, where emotion is a crime and grief is punished. Both are hunted. Both are broken. And neither was meant to survive the moment they crossed into the space between realities. The dragon knows otherwise. As the three form an uneasy refuge in the Threshold, they discover a truth none of their worlds were prepared for: connection itself is power. Conflict, difference, and emotional friction are what keep the dragon alive—and what slowly begin to heal the damage inside them all. But the worlds they escaped are not finished with them. Collectors and reclaimers are searching for the Threshold, drawn by the promise of control and magic they can exploit or destroy. When fractures begin to form in the walls of their sanctuary, Thessaly and Veren must decide what they are willing to become—not just to survive, but to protect the fragile bond that has formed between them. The Dragon We Found Between Worlds is a slow-burn fantasy romance about found family, emotional healing, and love forged in impossible places. It is a story of grief that transforms into strength, connection that becomes resistance, and the quiet courage it takes to choose each other when entire worlds demand you let go.