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My first year at the Dreadmore Academy. What can go wrong? How long do you have? The list of stuff that can go right is much, much shorter. I’m probably going to fail right out in the first week. I’m supposed to be a necromancer. That’s right. You heard me. A necromancer. But I can’t seem to do a thing to reanimate dead stuff. Not one bit. The next thing that’s likely to go wrong? I’m shy. Painfully so. And I’ve been known to stutter. I’m a social catastrophe just waiting to implode. So how can I explain that one of the cutest guys in school—also a necromancer—likes me? ...

Dragon Cursed Worst. Senior. Skip. Day. Ever. Senior skip day. Things that can go wrong: An explosion renders your hometown into a war zone. Your twelve-year old brother vanishes. The place your brother vanished in is full of dragons. The guy that helps you find your brother is hot. But he has wings. And scales. Yeah, he’s a dragon. And, oh yeah, those dragons think you’re their salvation. And by the way, you’re invited to a ball, in your honor. Meanwhile your hometown is still in ruins. Worst. Senior. Skip. Day. Ever. Exactly. Dragon Fated Out of the frying pan, into the fire. What ...

The series that brings dragons and witches together in the underground beneath a war-torn beach town in Texas continues. Dragon Arisen Between a rock and a hard place… and two dragon shifters. Lily’s betrothed to one dragon shifter, and in love with another… Cade’s chosen to dedicate his life to fighting heinous monstrous enemies in the Aboveground, but his heart has never been able to leave Lily behind. When news of the battles and causes that Cade and their friends are facing reaches Lily, she has to decide between breaking a blood oath and joining the resistance in the ...

You’ve just graduated from high school. You don’t feel like going to the same old school parties with guys that are too immature for words and girls that are worried about the selfies they’ll be posting. So, you go on an adventure with your best friend to a local state park. What you didn’t count on? Dragons. That sums up Carina and Kayley’s graduation night. And that’s how destiny works, by the way. One minute you’re on your roof watching the sunset, and the next, you’re running from dragons.

Carina just wants to have a normal summer. She wants to work her part-time job at the ice cream shop, hang out with her best friend at the river, and think about how awesome college is going to be in the fall. Of course, it’s pretty difficult for her to forget that she saw dragons, not to mention that she is apparently and elf queen—and then there’s the thing with the unexplained ability to put out a small fire. Okay, forget all that. Forget it. Forget it. Mission accomplished. Forgotten. Until an elf steps out of the shadows.

Aras has lost Oriana’s trust, but he still needs her blood. Cade’s jealousy over Lily’s attempts to stay in touch with Declan can put him and the entire cause at risk if he can’t keep his mind in the battle that they are facing. Cade finds himself even more distracted when his cousin Donovan wants to join the cause, and Cade personally determines to train him for the upcoming battles with the necromancers. Declan’s desire to find a poison to help with the cause could spell the end for him and Eva.

Out of the frying pan, into the fire. What happens when one hot dragon turns into two? What happens when you have feelings for both, one who is supposed to be your sworn enemy and the other who is the son of the man you can’t trust? Lily finds herself out of the majestic city of dragons and in a frozen tundra, where not only the environment is hostile but so are many of the inhabitants. She’s introduced to new forces and old allies as she tries to maneuver through the new expectations her role calls for. Now she’s got to figure out which dragon to trust, and which dragon to give her ...

The series that brings dragons and witches together in the underground beneath a war-torn beach town in Texas continues. Lily is lost without her staff, but she doesn’t exactly tell Cade that’s why she’s going to Onifall, letting him think that her mission is to visit Ceana and Declan Cade’s consumed with jealousy that she will be visiting with her former betrothed and his arch nemesis. It’s a destruction that a man doesn’t need when he’s facing lethal necromancers in battle. Sightless and angry at the world, Declan is hell-bent on self-destruction and taking his ire out on ...

One dragon prince is unconscious. One is guarding Carina’s best friend. And as for Carina, well she’s racing behind and elf who’s trying to get her to use magic. Wait, what? Just when she thinks she’s getting things figured out, one dragon prince has locked the other in the dungeons. Carina demands answers. Ever tried demanding answers from a dragon prince? Good luck, Carina.

Carina wakes up in her own bed. Great. Right? Maybe not so great when there’s a dragon prince staring at her. No. No. No. Not one dragon prince. Two. And then she remembers her best friend’s been kidnapped by an elf. Why can’t life be simple? Normal? Why does there have to be dark elves, light elves, dragons. This is too much for one girl to deal with. One girl who’s looking forward to starting college in the fall. Wait. Was. Was looking forward to starting college. Now she’s got to find her missing best friend. And stay alive.

The series that brings dragons and witches together in the underground beneath a war-torn beach town in Texas continues. Worst. Senior. Skip. Day. Ever. Senior skip day. Things that can go wrong: An explosion renders your hometown into a war zone. Your twelve-year old brother vanishes. The place your brother vanished in is full of dragons. The guy that helps you find your brother is hot. But he has wings. And scales. Yeah, he’s a dragon. And, oh yeah, those dragons think you’re their salvation. And by the way, you’re invited to a ball, in your honor. Meanwhile your hometown is still ...

More time at Dreadmore. Things should go smoothly this time, amirite? Except that Kiera has a significant memory loss and things are going awry on campus. Can’t a necromancer get a break? Why does her magic seem to be so messed up? What’s going on with that? Kiera needs answers and no one seems to want to share them with her. And now there’s this… she can’t remember but knows that there’s someone she should be able to remember. Ugh. Magic sucks sometimes.

Next semester at Dreadmore. Should be a breeze, right? After all, we got rid of that serial killer. Until a door appears in the library. One that shouldn’t be there. One that Ezra and I shouldn’t go through. And yet we do. And then the proverbial sh*t hits the fan. Fae. Fairies. Whatever you want to call them these evil beings are hellbent on destruction. And revenge. And we seem to be in their path of chaos. Now what?

Between a rock and a hard place… and two dragon shifters. Lily’s betrothed to one dragon shifter, and in love with another… Cade’s chosen to dedicate his life to fighting heinous monstrous enemies in the Aboveground, but his heart has never been able to leave Lily behind. When news of the battles and causes that Cade and their friends are facing reaches Lily, she has to decide between breaking a blood oath and joining the resistance in the Aboveground. An unexpected ally brings her the means to make a choice. Which dragon shifter will Lily join, and what fate will humanity suffer at...

Another semester at Dreadmore. Hopefully this one will be drama-free. Or not. Kent’s on campus again and he seems to have it in for me. Can a necromancer get a break? Oh and he’s got it in for Ezra too. And what’s up with the gargoyles that have decided to attack? How’d we go from death fairies to gargoyles? And why the heck isn’t Ezra making us official? How’s a girl—erm, necromancer girl—supposed to deal with this on top of the murderous gargoyles?