When Zara and Lessie finally make it back to Elantia, the last thing they expect is to find that nearly all of the dragons have gone missing. Worse, the Zallabarians are cutting a swathe through the country, mowing down the Elantian army as they head straight for the capital. The only chance Zara and Tavarian have at stopping them from destroying Elantia lie in the recovery of the missing dragons. But finding a horde of dragons that have vanished into thin air is no mean feat, especially when it involves heading straight back into enemy territory. And when Zara stumbles onto a secret regarding the next piece of the dragon heart, she must make a terrible choice between saving all of dragonkind, or saving the world...

When Zara and Lessie finally got their hands on a piece of the Dragon God's heart, they thought their path was clear. Head to the Forge of Derynnis, gain the death god's favor, and convince him to destroy the evil relic once and for all. But getting to the Forge is no simple feat, and it's not even the first thing on Zara's list. Between battling the Dragon God's sinister will, evading Salcombe's sabotage attempts, and securing the future of her people, Zara's got her work cut out for her. And when she finally reaches the death god's lair, the price she'll be forced to pay for his help might just break her...

Separated from her dragon and stranded in enemy territory, Zara Kenrook has been branded as a traitor and a deserter by her own people. In order to survive, she temporarily teams up with Salcombe, posing as his high society wife and pretending to help him while desperately searching for a way to foil the impending war and reunite with Lessie. With no allies to aid her, and danger lurking around every corner, Zara's chances of success grow slimmer by the day. But insurmountable odds have never stopped Zara before, and she's not about to give in. Not when the price of failure is not just the fall of Elantia, but of dragonkind itself...

Annia Melcott's life is in shambles. Her traitor-turned sister is rotting in a prison camp, her mother's threatening to disown her, and her closest friends are too busy with their own issues to offer any distractions or support. In a desperate attempt to escape her problems, Annia decides to take a trip to Southia, hoping the new adventures and change of climate will clear her head. The first mission she snags is simple enough—escort two mage children and their guardian back to their ancestral home, and make sure they don't get killed or kidnapped by bandits.But while Southia's verdant lands are beautiful and compelling, they are also rife with ancient, wild magic that the world has forgotten. Evil shamans, powerful goddesses, and vengeful ghosts lurk in unexpected places, and if Annia isn't careful, she might very well become their next victim…NOTE: This is a backstory novella that takes place concurrent to the events in Taken by...

Zara Kenrook has never wanted to be ordinary. Abandoned at an orphanage, destined for a life in the slums, she's clawed her way to the top and made herself a name as one of the best treasure hunters in Elantia. But Zara hasn't gotten to where she is without making enemies, and when one of them calls in a debt, her entire livelihood is thrown into peril. Suddenly, Zara is faced with two impossible choices—break into a dragon rider's home and steal a priceless artifact, or lose the career she's worked so hard to build. Luckily, Zara has some experience pulling off heists, and she's never been one to back down from a challenge. But when the object she tries to steal turns out to be a dragon egg, her whole world changes. For this particular dragon is about to hatch, and once it lays its fiery eyes on Zara, her life will never be the same... Call of the Dragon is the first book in the Dragon Riders of Elantia fantasy series. If you like...

Three dragons. One woman. A reverse harem fantasy that will leave you breathless and begging for more... Dareena Sellis is a nobody. The orphaned daughter of a no-name farmer, she toils away as a serving girl at Hallowdale Inn, her only marriage prospects either shipping off to war, or pawing at her skirts with their grubby, gnarled hands. But fate takes a strange turn the day a dragon huntress comes to town. Suddenly, Dareena is swept off to Dragon’s Keep, trading in her raggedy dresses for silken gowns, her closet-sized room for feather pillows and spacious gardens, and her miserable suitor for three very handsome, very virile dragon princes. For Dareena is not a nobody. She is the Dragon’s Gift—the one woman chosen by the gods every century to bear children for the future king of Dragonfell. Despite her pre-ordained path, Dareena’s fate is far from certain. The crown has not given birth to more than one son in nearly a thousand years, and the line of succession is far from clear. Neither of the princes are willing to cede Dareena to the other, and yet she must choose. For the enemy is knocking on Dragonfell’s door, and Dareena’s decision could either mean the kingdom’s salvation… …or annihilation.