Suvi’s mate is possessed. She’s desperately trying to find a dragon who could undo this terrible possession, but she’s had no luck. Thirty six souls crowd the mind and body of her mate, Dayhead. This terrible reality has completely consumed her mind, for the dragon she fell in love with, the dragon with such similar marking as her, the dragon who helped her realize that her brightly colored scales here beautiful, is almost gone. Late in the night, in small moments, she sees Dayhead call out to her, but the moment passes and he’s again controlled by another one of the thirty-six.
Recently, Suvi has discovered something horrific.
Each time they have a child in Dayhead’s possessed state, one of his parasitic souls leaves in the body of their child. Each child is a new home for one of the lost souls. Suvi is disgusted with herself for thinking that maybe, just maybe, if she has thirty-six children, will Dayhead be the only soul left in his body?

Mate: Dayhead