Crown of Betrayal and Blood
While Tirene comes together to mourn King Jasper’s death, Prince Knox takes over as acting monarch...a role he never expected and one that creates friction between him and Lark. While he works to prepare Tirene for a looming war, Lark’s quest to find a way to defeat the drachen takes her on a journey to the mysterious lands of The Lost City and Hidden Valley and reunites her with her paternal grandfather.
The secrets of the dragoncallers’ heritage are revealed, but not in time to prevent tragedy from striking those Lark holds most dear. To succeed where her ancestor failed and stop their deadly enemy once and for all, Lark must summon her ancient power and face off with King Xenon, where the prophecy will play out and only one will remain standing.
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Nina Frost
Before dragons and magic filled the pages of her novels, Nina Frost was the kind of reader who rewrote endings in her head—particularly when the story didn’t sit right. Born and raised in California, she grew up under wide skies and surrounded by books that sparked her curiosity about distant realms, quiet rebellions, and the slow-burn ache of forbidden love. That instinct—to reshape stories and push her characters toward the truth they fear most—became the foundation of her writing.
Dragons of Tirene
In the fractured realm of Tirene, dragons are not the stuff of legends—they are living weapons, bonded to riders chosen by fate and forged through fire. But the bond isn’t always a blessing, and power, in this world, comes at a price.
The Dragons of Tirene series immerses readers in a world where elemental magic and ancient bloodlines collide within the walls of Flighthaven Academy—a brutal institution where survival often depends on secrets kept and alliances betrayed. At its heart is Lark Axton, a reluctant student whose sister vanished into the academy’s shadows, and whose own presence there threatens to unravel truths buried deep within the kingdom’s foundations. Her journey is one of quiet defiance, emotional vulnerability, and a slow-burn entanglement with a rival who may be as dangerous as he is magnetic.
Dragons of Tirene consists of five books — considered a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
