The 27 Kingdoms

Before she can save herself, a princess must save a dragon. With her memory stolen and power forgotten, how can she do either?

Only heir of the Royal Divine Family, Princess Byria was given as a wife to the man who slayed the dragon that had kidnapped her as a babe. She’s been told it was that dragon who scarred her body and mind, but time and again, her husband adds new scars over her old ones. She can’t remember just who she should fear and why.

Searching for the truth behind her lost memories, the princess finds the dragon, imprisoned and suffering, hidden below the castle. Byria’s compassion sparks a new power within her—a magic she didn’t know she possessed—enabling her to free the dragon.

Now Byria, branded a traitor to country, family, and God, faces her husband’s sadistic wrath. Can she find the courage to follow the dragon to freedom and claim power over who she really is?

Before he can save those he loves, a dragon must learn to be free. After a life of failure and captivity, how can he trust his own power?

Hawush, a dragon of fire and earth was born in a magical prison. Unable to mature, he watched his mother lose her sanity until a desperate warrior freed him and taught him to survive. But when his beloved savior begged he protect a child, he failed—losing the child and getting captured again.

Helpless against magic tethering his very soul, Hawush is forced to watch the ward he’s grown to love abused until she no longer remembers herself, much less him. After years of the dragon crying out, she hears him and finds his trapped form. Admitting she doesn’t know why or how, she releases him at the cost of further torture.

Though he’s been set free, guilt still shackles Hawush. Can he harness his primal magic birthright to become a dragon who can protect the people he loves?