Angus Shea has been the Celts' reluctant seer since they kidnapped him as a boy and wiped his memories—his past is gone and his magic runs the Celtic gods' errands whether he wants it to or not. Arianrhod is a Celtic goddess who prefers solitude and guards a secret that would exile her from the Pantheon. When dragon shifters begin disappearing from the Scottish Highlands, the Celtic Council sends them both to Fire Mountain, the dragons' home world, and the attraction between them threatens Arianrhod's carefully constructed double life.

The Dragon Lore series rotates its leads, centering supernatural women and the men—mortal mages, selkie kings, dragons—who earn their trust. Each heroine has deep reasons for protecting her privacy and complicated relationships with the mythological politics that govern her world, making their romantic journeys feel genuinely consequential.

Across five books, the Dragon Lore series weaves Celtic mythology, dragon shifters, and selkies into an interconnected fantasy romance universe set primarily in the Scottish Highlands and the magical realms connected to them. Each book follows a different couple—from goddess-and-seer to selkie-king-and-baker—while gradually expanding the mythology of Fire Mountain, Arcadia, and the White Magic that holds the various supernatural communities together. The series operates as loosely connected standalones, with later books working as prequels or spin-offs.