O Destino do Rei Dragão (Reino em Chamas Livro 3)

His conflicting desires felt so vivid—I'm curious if this was based on personal experience or purely invented. What inspired that duality?

The chemistry was intense from early on, but I wonder if pacing it out more would have added tension or if the swift connection was intentional.

The world-building felt so immersive, and I’d love to know whether it was inspired by myth, history, or entirely from the author's imagination.