This place was huge. Sunny clambered out of the limo, thanked the woman who’d driven them, and then stared at the massive rock face that housed the dragon prince’s lair. She spun around and grabbed Raven’s hand, making his arm jerk as she nearly jumped around in her excitement. “Thank you so much for letting me come,” she gushed. A warm arm wrapped around her middle and gently pulled her away from Raven. “Don’t break the man’s arm off,” Sloan commented, his irritated tone completely at odds with the tender way he held her. Matthew joined them, looking up at the dragon’s lair with an expression of awe. “I know these are part of the same cliffs I suggested searching, but it seems totally different up close than they were in the aerial photos.” Sunny nodded, aware her mouth hung slightly open at the amazing sight. How the dragons had kept humans from finding their lair, she’d never know. The entire face of the cliff was carved like a giant palace. The ocean crashed feet from the entrance and at high tide, it would lap right up against it.
