Graveyard Trees

This cozy, queer book about dragons is perfect for D&D fans who love a good combination of fluff and violence. After fighting and killing dragons for years, Asith Evourin is finally enjoying an early retirement, using his free time to trace the location of his father, who's been missing since Asith's youth. But all that changes when a Bronze dragon lands in a field of his small village. Asith is the only dragon knight who can step up to protect Cairn from the wrath of this beast, but in doing so, Asith is kidnapped by the dragon and brought back to their hoard. Surprised he hasn't become an instant meal, Asith interrogates the dragon, named Dradevai, to gather enough information to plan an escape. But he doesn't expect Dradevai to be such a lonely, gentle soul. Everything he knows about the dragon knights might be wrong, and befriending this dragon might prove some shocking discoveries, such as the whereabouts of his father. Recognizing that a close relationship with a dragon might jeopardize their safety, Asith must decide how close to keep Dradevai and how badly he wants to uncover the history of the dragon knights and his homeland. Cuddle up with this cozy queer fantasy romance about dragons, with compelling, complex characters, impressive world-building, a magic system, high stakes, and a slow burn. Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

The final installment following Feathers of Dawn has higher stakes, features more fluff and more violence, and concludes the epic love story of Asith and Dradevai. Asith Evourin has finally found his long-lost father and saved him from a facility harvesting dragons, but at a cost. His partner, Dradevai, stayed behind to rescue more dragons, and Asith is no closer to finding them than they were a year ago. With no leads on where they are or if they're safe, Asith struggles to enjoy life in the Graveyard Trees, the city of dragons, and pushes his family away. Everything changes after Asith reluctantly accepts a lesson about magic from his father. He gains confidence in his ability to cast magic and suddenly retrieves a lead on Dradevai's location. But along the way, Asith must struggle to remain unseen as a wanted criminal, trust people he hardly knows, and face a villain who will stop at nothing to profit off the abuse of dragons. Can Asith achieve peace between the Sterling dragons and the people of Cairn? Cuddle up with this cozy fantasy about dragons. Armor of Dusk is a stunning sequel to a slow-burn, incredible queer romance fantasy for adults, perfect for Dungeons & Dragons lovers! Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.