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Macbeth's Curse Short Story

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Juliana’s curse could destroy them. Mac’s responsibility to his people could crush him. With Tessa getting closer to destroying all of Dragonspark, Mac knows he has one last offer for her that could end this war for good. Especially now that his feelings for his right-hand woman, Juliana, are growing stronger. But it’s not safe to pursue. Not when his murderous ex is hell bent on revenge. Juliana knows control and calm. She has to. It’s the only way to keep her curse at bay. But with the mounting fear that plagues them at Dragonspark HQ, that control is slipping. Her curse is becoming harder to keep secret. But keep that secret she must. Can they come together and destroy the one thing keeping them

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