Dragon Dawn
The war rages on and General Navarien is advancing into Deva despite all the clans and Julia can do. King Gylaren must march north to oppose the invasion, but it takes time to muster the army, and there is no time.
With war in the north, and Japura now allied with Tindebrai, Gylaren sends his son and heir on a desperate mission to seek aid, but before he can march to join Julia, the unthinkable occurs and Fortress Malcor falls to the Hasian invaders.
Lord Jihan retreats to Waldenvale and Julia leads the remnants of the clans to ally with him, but Navarien has plans of his own and is not satisfied with controlling Deva's greatest fortress. Despite Julia's magic, despite the awsome fighting skills of the clan warriors, Jihan knows his defeat is inevitable. The best he can do is slow the Hasians down with the blood of his men, hoping by some miracle the King can reach him before its too late.
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Mark E. Cooper
Mark E. Cooper lives alone in a small town in the south of England, where he writes most mornings and evenings. His background is in mechanical engineering where he spent over thirty years working for Ford. He loves reading about strong female characters and can often be found laughing to himself as he listens to a book on his iPod.
He is now the author of more than eight titles in the genres he loves to read.
Devan Chronicles
Devan Chronicles consists of four books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
