Watering Stone (Betas in Waiting, #14)

Eliana was travelling to become her friend's nanny. The journey on the private plane was long, but the presence of a familiar face made it an eternity.
Ten years earlier, her then-boyfriend had marked her and left town. It had been a shocking turn of events. He had told her he loved her, then morphed into a dragon and pressed fire onto her back. Efforts by friends had stilled the fire in her and left the mark hollow, and now. . . here he was with two friends, and they were all staring at her.
Life as a nanny was short. Keahi, Nalu, and Mano all began courting her, and her new boss decided that she could start later or not at all.
Dealing with a decade-long hurt was difficult. Dealing with two dragons and a giant shark was easy in comparison. Can the fairy tale restart with a deep dive into the ocean, or will it sink before it swims?