Dragonmaster Trilogy

In Anguis, magic is forbidden. Dragon Servants Sanna and Isadora Spence live deep in Letum Wood, where persnickety dragons and wars on the borders are the least of their worries. Thanks to years of simmering tension, the hidden village is destined to crack. Soon. Sanna's deep love for the giant beasts causes her to make an irreversible mistake, while Isadora's disinterest leads her to a fateful decision that will change the course of the entire world. Can the sisters prevent everything they know from falling apart? Or do they allow it to break and pave the way for new growth? Join these beloved sisterwitches in a story about sisterhood, new magic, and dealing with change. (Looking for the audiobook? Click here to purchase on Audible, or find it on all audiobook retailers.)

A Short Story Collection in the Dragonmaster Trilogy The Old World is Destroyed. Fans of the YA fantasy novel FLAME can dive deeper into dragon history with this stunning new short story collection. Taken from records kept by long-lost witches, Chronicles of the Dragonmasters offers a glimpse behind the curtain of the Great Massacre and the controversial dragon hero Talis. Or was he a hero? Find answers to the burning questions left in FLAME and immerse yourself in the growing world of the forest dragons of Alkarra with Chronicles of the Dragonmasters.

The second book in the Dragonmaster Trilogy Sisterwitches Isadora and Sanna Spence aren't sitting back anymore. In fact, they're both tangled in separate new worlds-ones they didn't anticipate. Despite the Dragonmasters home burning to ash, Sanna is certain of one thing-she will not be a tyrant, even though managing a brood of frightened dragons falls on her reluctant shoulders. In the midst of training with her perpetually annoyed mentor, Maximillion, Isadora is unexpectedly thrust into a dangerous game with her most terrifying enemy: Cecelia Bianchi. Will their expanding horizons prove to be their biggest danger yet? Join the beloved sisters from FLAME in a new tale about growing up, moving on, and finding the courage within.

A companion novella in the Dragonmaster Trilogy Can read at anytime, but is best read after the second novel, FLIGHT. What do you do when the world is afraid of magic? They burned my brother on a stake. For this reason, my grief and questions drive me to study his "mental condition," starting in the Northern Network. I must scour Alkarra from top to bottom in my search to understand his life and decisions. My burning questions cannot be ignored-my restless heart and soul crave answers. He died from this strange ailment. Or, rather, because of it. His confinement was wrong. He was not crazy. Something was different, yes. But not harmful. Not dangerous. Something gave him sight into the future, and his murderers called it madness. I will figure it out in his name. I am naive to the ways of the world. I have never slept under the stars or hunted for my own food or traveled on my own, despite being twenty-four years old and only a scholar. Still, I go. I must. Redemption isn't free. The Ronan Scrolls is a companion novella to the Dragonmaster Trilogy. This riveting short story will sweep you across the world of Alkarra and into the depths of a terrifying mystery. Fans of FLAME and FLIGHT can't afford to miss this installment.

The final book in the Dragonmaster Trilogy Ancient magics. Tricky goddesses. A world at war. In a thrilling final installment to the Dragonmaster Trilogy, sisterwitches Isadora and Sanna Spence brave their ultimate enemies. Isadora isn't ready to let Maximillion off the hook for his secrets, but events in the Network force her to make a decision: remain angry at him forever, or help stop the war? In an unexpected twist of fate, she accompanies him to the Southern Network, where an unprecedented political delegation meets with hope to stop the war. Meanwhile, Sanna is dabbling in a world of goddesses and history she's never known before. Facing a battle against the ruthless goddess of the sea, Prana, Sanna has to wind through ancient history, hidden cultures, and unknown magical creatures to save her dragons. What she uncovers isn't what she's expecting, and all of dragonkind stands to rise or fall on what she learns. Can the sisterwitches dig deep to save all of Alkarra? Or will their world rise and fall at the whims of evil usurpers? FREEDOM is the final novel in the Dragonmaster Trilogy.