The Other Worlds Digital Bundle

This bundle is DEFINITELY not available anywhere else!   Get both Prince of the Other Worlds & Wardens of the Other World series plus 2 FREE NOVELLAS in one convenient mega bundle. That's 7 e-books  + 7 audiobooks (AND 4 FREEBIES!) for 70% off the original price at other book sellers, and it's only available here in Cassie's store. Read all about how Damian (and Damian's Dragon!) first met Andi and fell for her, and then all of the exciting side-story standalones for Rax and Sammy, Austin and Ryana, as well as Zach and Stella as they each fall in love, too!   This e-book bundle includes: 🐉 Prince of the Other Worlds series 💪 Wardens of the Other Worlds series 😍 Dragons Don't Date 🆓 😍 Bewitched 🆓     Not convinced? Here's a teaser from Dragon Called: “Well, I’m here now.” She walked up to the bed, blinking in the dim light. She thought she recognized him, from grainy newspaper photos. “Is this…Mr. Blackwood?” It looked like him. A little. Mr. No-Name came to stand beside her. “It doesn’t matter who he is. Can you keep him alive for eight hours?” She tilted her head to look up at him. “Maybe—if you tell me what’s wrong with him, first.” What she could see of him was covered in splotchy bruises. There was an oxygen mask on his face, and Andi belatedly realized his tightly-restrained arms were both insanely muscled and covered in tattoos.  Definitely not Mr. Blackwood then—unless Mr. Blackwood was even more interesting than she’d assumed.    “He fell down the stairs,” said Mr. Midwest entirely unconvincingly. Andi looked over at him to ask for more information and caught him looking over her at Mr. No-Name, his face full of concern. “He’s starting to wake up. I don’t want the first face he sees to be a stranger.”  “Grimalkin’s here,” Mr. No-Name said, with a pointed look at the cat, and then he jerked his head toward the door. “I need you out with me tonight. You know why.”   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I’m a sucker for a good dragon book ... this book is well written with a smart and sarcastic female lead, a MMC worth swooning over, and refreshingly accurate medical scenes (this is sooooo nice for someone in the medical field!!). The plot makes sense, there are no stupid plot holes that could be solved with a single conversation, and the authors do a great job of merging fantasy with modern day scenes. The spice is there and it is 🔥." -Amazon Reviewer   What about this teaser from Dragon's Captive: She swung it open to find a small box on her stoop—clearly labeled for their address, but not to anyone in particular. Seeing as she hadn’t ordered anything lately, it had to be for Andi. She swiped her phone open and found Andi’s contact in it as ‘Lefty’ because once upon a time when they’d still lived together, pre-Damian, Andi had expressed a desire to date Vin Diesel and Lefty from the Fast and the Furious movies was as close as she could get. (Plus, it was kind of funny, since Andi didn’t know how to drive.) There’s a mysterious box here for you, she texted using voice-to-text as she brought it inside. Don’t worry, it’s too small to be a body part. Andi texted back an eye roll emoji, faster than Sammy would’ve thought—she must’ve still been on the bus. D warned me this might happen. That people would send us stuff just because, to try to get in his good graces. Sammy snorted softly. Well, it’s not a toaster or a shoe rack, so I know they didn’t get it off your registry—oh wait, you don’t have a registry, she said. Sammy had maintained that people would still want to buy them gifts, whereas Andi said that was silly because they already had everything. Andi sent her back an emoji with its tongue sticking out. If it’s not ticking, and there’s no loose powder, want to open it?   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "This is, in essence, the 5th book in the Dragon Called series and I am hooked to my very soul!!! The characters are so complex, passionate and sometimes scarred in ways you can't imagine. I have come to adore them all whether they be dragon, wolf, witch, tiger, cyborg or human (oh, and polar bear and orca....) I want this series to go on for as long as a dragon lives....so at least 800 years, I guess." -Amazon Reviewer