Dragons don’t just breathe fire; they also breathe sparks that provide courage! Want to smell dragon courage? Want to feel the hard-packed ground under your feet? Want to hear the beat of dragon wings? Want to taste Meredyth’s tea? Come along on the journey of a dragon rider.
Book 1: Dragon’s Future
Twins fight for family and their dragon’s future. With a dragon war upon them, twins Ruskya and Duskya must solve the mysteries of their family’s past before they can see their way to a clear future.
Book 2: Dragon’s Heir
When should justice give way to mercy? Braidyn yearns for a place to call home, but how could searching for a dragon eggnapper be the answer to everything he desires? And why does the sandhills seem more like home than the farmlands of his childhood?
Book 3: Dragon’s Revenge
Dragons hold grudges for a lifetime, and their lives are much longer than a puny human’s! A deep winding river floods past its banks filling the valley with marshlands and few safe places to build homes. The inhabitants of this inhospitable place are suffering from a malady that causes rage or depression. It’ll take all of Kyn’s skill as a healer of minds to help the dragon riders of The Carr, but that will only truly help if Ben’hyamene can use the consequences of his past to build a future for dragons and humans alike.
Book 4: Dragon’s Cure
You don’t have to be enslaved to your revenge.
Dragons love crags, and what better place for hatchlings than a cavern system beside a river? But as the dragon seeks her rider, she’ll face the dark woods as well as the high mountain slopes.
Driven by a desire never to be hurt again Serena pushes everyone away from her—including the baby dragon that’s chosen her as her rider—only to end up a slave without any memory of who she is; only her closest friends will be able to save her, but she holds the key to her freedom.uch as chains hold a slave. Will the girls surrender to the dragon’s cure?
Book 5: Dragon’s Posterity
Sometimes you can see the best in everyone except your own family. Family is Ruskya’s highest priority, but this time he’s too close to see how much his oldest son has grown. It’ll take a tournament for Ardyn to prove himself to his da.
Book 6: Dragon’s Heritage
What do you do when everyone in your family is a dragon rider—except you? Grandma Duskya’s journal of her days as a dragon rider in training may hold the key for Mere to discover her own special heritage—even if she’s not a dragon rider like everyone else in her family.
Book 7: Dragon’s Winter
Scout the area. Plan the escape. Rescue the slave. What could possibly go wrong? Fly over the farmlands, cross the jagged mountains, then fight your way back through the black woods.Mere’s apprenticeship turns into a slave rescue attempt that tests every skill she has as a midwife while running from a slaver with magicked ebony.
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I love these books! I love Wryn and Duskya because they remind me of me. the characters are relatable while still bringing a new look on life and a new adventurous world. Thanks Mrs.Wyatt!
Alana, I’m so glad you enjoy the books. Duskya was fun to write. She’s so different from me. Dragon’s Heritage came about because someone wanted to know more about her. You are very welcome. Thanks for letting me know what you thought.