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Well there would be wear on the parking break I would think 
Though maybe it is only applied to the rear wheels, so indeed there may not be if that's the case.
Though maybe it is only applied to the rear wheels, so indeed there may not be if that's the case.
I've never heard of a parking brake that operates on anything besides the rear wheels, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
There shouldn't be any wear/heat if the wheel's not spinning, I don't know why your brakes got so hot. Maybe the parking brake isn't strong enough to keep the wheels locked while they're being dragged. :shrug:
You're a pretty new driver, right? Once you get a little more experience it will seem obvious if you're driving with the parking brake on.