Ruskya and Duskya long to be dragon riders and when their dream comes true, they discover there's more than what they even imagined. Found family, adventure, and standing up for what's right blend in this transition book for even the most reluctant readers.

Braidyn would rather be around his dragon Turqueso than people until he finds a place that is home.

Dragons have long memories and even longer grudges. It'll take seeing life from a different perspective and setting aside deeply held beliefs if the 500 year old war is to come to an end. But who can bridge the gap between humans and dragons?

What happens when a dragon chooses a rider who doesn't want to be a dragon rider?

When dragons are your heritage, you must be careful in how you raise the next generation. Can the younger dragon riders make peace with their trainers?

Mere doesn't fit in, but Grandma Duskya's journal helps her not feel so alone. Two stories in one--Duskya's story from when she was a new dragon rider as well as Mere's coming of age.

Mere's about to find out when the dragon colony falls ill, there's a slave to rescue, and a pregnant woman about to give birth. It'll take everything she's ever learned to save them all.