Now an adult, Ashrac believes he's ready for anything life throws his way. Yet, his world, dedicated to experiments designed to make humans more comfortable in his realm, hasn't prepared him for the complexity of women, much less a destined mate.

This mindset shifts dramatically when Ashrac's inner dragon compels him to seek a partner. Pressed for time, he turns to the Otherworld Dating Agency, planning a swift "kidnapping" to secure a mate with minimal complications.

Flora is content with her life, enjoying her independence despite her brothers' nagging about finding a man. When her friend Beatrice seeks a favor, Flora seizes the opportunity to put an arrogant dragon shifter in his place by agreeing to a date.

The situation escalates when Ashrac kidnaps Flora, igniting a fierce determination in her to deck him—or more drastically, to sever his head from his body. With a secret of her own, Flora, an eagle shifter, sees using her unique abilities on the conceited red dragon as a triumph. However, her attraction to the infuriatingly handsome Ashrac complicates her desire to escape.

As the saying goes, the best-laid plans often go awry, a sentiment echoed by the Goddess's laughter at such earthly designs. "Dragons Don't Lie" unfolds this tumultuous tale, revealing the unpredictable dance of fate.

Conclusion to the Fire Chronicles Dragon Series