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We are celebrating the upcoming release of Dragon Descending by Jennifer Allis Provost with a release day tour and we’d love your help! This will be a one-day tour and it will take place on September 1st, 2026. 
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Lochlyn Blackmoor is a dragon shifter who can’t shift. That doesn’t make him any less dangerous.
Dragon Descending is the second book in the Fire and Claw series, a Romantasy to be published on September 1st, 2026 from Bellatrix Press!
Add it to your TBR if you love:
✨Found family
🖤Touch her and ☠️
✨Dragons
🖤Phoenixes
✨An arranged marriage that worked out surprisingly well
🖤Fated mates
✨Secret identities
🖤One amazing plot twist
✨Court intrigue
🖤Two daring rescues!
✨The last dragon shifter
🖤He adores his wife
Check out the first book in the series:
Make sure to read the full synopsis below & to sign up if you are interested. We are so excited to celebrate this gorgeous new release with you! 
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Tour Details:
– We are looking for 10+ bookstagrammers to feature the book in their feeds!
– Hosts will receive digital ARCs of Dragon Descending.
– Digital copies of Phoenix Rising (book 1) are also available if you are new to the series.
– As always, it is open internationally!
Note: MTMC’s release day will take place on September 1st, 2026 (Tuesday) so make sure you are available on that date to participate.
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Here’s more about the book:
Dragon Descending by Jennifer Allis Provost
Series: Fire and Claw #2
Published by Bellatrix Press on September 1st, 2026
Genres: Romantasy
Pages: 421
Format: ARC, eBook
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Dragons value family above all else—but when a dragon shifter can’t shift, how will he protect the ones he loves?
Lochlyn Blackmoor, the last dragon shifter in Alessia, has lost his ability to shift. Heartened by a prediction that he will shift again, Lochlyn retreats to Dragon Ridge with his beloved wife, Rosalie. They’re content to enjoy a quiet life, until they receive unsettling news from the capital city.
The king’s seer has been marked for death, all because she helped him free Rosalie’s sister from the king’s clutches.
Despite his current weakness, Lochlyn embarks on a mission to rescue the seer with his brother-in-law and spymaster in tow. Almost immediately, one of their few allies—Arthus Flameborn, Grand Master of the Order of the Phoenix, who also happens to be Rosalie’s grandfather—abandons them. As they run out of time and options, Lochlyn turns to a former foe for assistance: Basilisk, the same rogue shifter he freed from the Order’s dungeon, and nearly killed him.
Basilisk proves himself a worthy ally, and his vast knowledge Alessia’s royal family comes in handy more than once. As more of Basilisk’s past is revealed, Lochlyn learns Alessia’s darkest, most dangerous secret, information so deadly It could unravel everything he’s ever known. To make matters worse, the ruthless Grand Master wants to form a relationship with his granddaughter, Rosalie, and he doesn’t care who he hurts in the process—not even Rosalie.
And only a dragon can overpower the Grand Master.
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About Jennifer Allis Provost
Jennifer Allis Provost writes books about faeries, orcs and elves. Zombies, too. She grew up in the wilds of Western Massachusetts and had read every book in the local library by age twelve. (It was a small library.) An early love of mythology and folklore led to her romantic fantasy series, Fire and Claw, and her degree in environmental science helped shape her urban fantasy, Poison Garden. When she’s not writing about murderous plants or sexy dragon shifters she’s working on her MFA in Creative Nonfiction.