The Cowgirl & Her Dragon: Passion on the Ranch

By Alis Mitsy

Dakota has fallen in love with a dragon and said dragon is very much in love with her. But her father isn't happy with their relationship and has chased Umbia from their home, very violently, to ensure that his daughter is never taken by the drake who yearns for her with all his heart and soul. Isn't it such the way when family does not approve of the one you love? She will leave for college, once the summer is over, and then her life will be her own but, until then, Dakota and Umbia must be separated.

Before he must flee, however, they have one last night together to let their passions rise to the stars above. Conversation flows and their closeness comes sweetly together as two lovers only can...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alis Mitsy
• Release date: Jul 29, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463342831

Alis Mitsy

An author set to bring your fantasies to life and more. I have been writing erotica since 2011 and am ever set to improve my craft, exploring kinks that are new to me, all for your reading pleasure.Fancy something a little more personal? Do you want a tale written with you as the star or another character of your creation in the erotic spotlight?I am currently open for commission work beginning at a rate of 30 GBP per 1000 words and occasionally have special offers running too for mini-stories. Please contact [e-mail] for further details.

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The Cowgirl & Her Dragon

Passion on the Ranch

Alis Mitsy

This work is copyrighted under the pen name of Alis Mitsy as of 2018.

This story may be published under other pen names belonging to the author.

All acts and characters are works of fiction and any resemblance to real people or events is coincidental.

Dakota!

The dragon growled, heavy brows lowering worriedly over his sharp, yellow eyes as he leapt into the barn, ducking behind a stack of hay bales as if they would, somehow, conceal his bulk from wandering eyes. Despite his best efforts, his tail stuck out the side and he cursed in his own language as he tried to wrap it around himself, tucking it out of the way. His tan and brown scales were dirtied by the dust of the dry season, the ranch and plains not having seen a spot of moisture in many months. Although the cattle were grazing what they could, the ranchers were kept busy moving them to fresh pastures, all the while keeping one eye on the horizon for the promise of a brewing storm cloud.

That alone was the only reason Umbia had been able to sneak back onto the ranch from which he’d been chased with a shotgun (not an uncommon occurrence among the ranches, it had to be said) while the men at work were elsewhere. It was a risky endeavour indeed but there was someone he had to see and something he had to do before he left in search of a new job. It was a shame from the work side too as he’d rather enjoyed the manual labour and herding cattle from the air, although the sheep had posed him more of an issue.

But humans would be humans and dragons would be dragons at the end of the day. There would forever be a line between their species, both having hunted the other in times perhaps not all that long gone by. The line would always be there in a hard stare or the flash of razor sharp teeth – or even in the sight down the barrel of a gun.

There was only one line, however, that Umbia yearned to cross.

Peering over the bales, he cast about warily for anyone other than his sweetheart,