Dragons Of Wendal

Learning new magic isn’t as easy as Zoe expected, especially when the mages at Gorgon University seem dead set against teaching. Add in some necessary late-night sneaking about, and Zoe is almost certain to be kicked out. No one in their right mind would view going to Wendal as a good alternative, but that's where Zoe ends up after she accidentally gains the attention of both a dragon and a wolf shifter. To regain her freedom, all Zoe has to do is unravel one very large curse that has befallen Lindis, the dragon. And then there's the wolf, Derrick. He's more than happy to protect Zoe from the dragons, but what might he demand in return? Winner of the Reader's Choice Award 2015 - BigAl's Books and Pals If you like authors K.M. Shea, Shelley Adina, Lindsay Buroker or Layla Lawlor, you might like this series! A fantasy adventure with werewoves, dragons, grypons, mages, and magic.

Drissa needs a place to hide, and she needed it yesterday. Wendal, with its rumors of inhospitable shifters, unknown terrain and wild magic, is not a territory many want to explore, making it the perfect place to disappear. Now, the last thing Drissa needs is to adopt more trouble, but what can she do when it hatches at her feet and then insists she drag it and a half-dead stranger to safety? But she’ll do whatever is necessary to survive, because her younger sister can’t wait forever to be rescued. Of course, Wendal and its inhabitants aren’t necessarily interested in her long-term plans or her survival. Dragons of Wendal is book 1. DragonKin is book 2. A fantasy adventure with werewoves, dragons, grypons, mages, and magic. Good reading for young adults and adults.

Thieves aren’t known for doing other people favors, but a unicorn is a treasure of a whole different color. Winter was on her way out of town anyway, so what’s a little baggage? Never mind that fleeing Anton with a barely weaned unicorn could get her killed or thrown in prison if she gets caught. Winter is a skilled thief. It should have been an easy job. She wasn’t counting on a dragon with postpartum depression, the dragon’s unhatched egg or the injured wizard with a shakier past than her own. The plan was to depart town for greener pastures and easier purses to snatch. Too bad leaving requires pulling off the biggest heist of all.

Shunned and ridiculed ever since a fairy mistakenly bit her, Ally leaves her village knowing it's the only way her family can resume their normal lives. She heads to Wendal, hoping the shifters there won’t care about the little problems associated with a fairy bite. Before she is even halfway there, she discovers that the fairies may not be finished ruining her life. If she wants to leave Birk, she’ll first have to contend with the little people, a very ornery gargoyle, more than one prince and, of all things, an enraged dragon.

Learning new magic isn't as easy as Zoe expected, especially when the mages at Gorgon University seem dead set against teaching. Add in some necessary late-night sneaking about, and Zoe is almost certain to be kicked out. As for exploring the intriguing mysteries across the border in Wendal, well, it has more teeth than she ever imagined. Dragons of Wendal was inspired by the short story, Snitched, Snatched. Snitched, Snatched is still available in English and Spanish in one volume.

Wendell's life has always been difficult and pointless as he wanders the streets, seeking comfort in a bard's fleeting song or getting hired to chase crows away. When he sees the king's strange, sad daughter in a painting, it is only another thing to forget about before returning to the dust of the city. But when she is suddenly found missing, the truths hiding in her eyes will be lost forever... unless he can persuade the king to send him out, with only an old, beaten dagger and the riddles of a storyteller to guide him through places of darkness and ruined beauty. Along the way, he may learn that the wind does more than whisper, and all that is gold does not always glitter. But the old stories have deeper secrets than anyone can remember anymore, secrets that only a whisper knows.

After solving one case of corporate crime, Sedona expected to get her peaceful life back. Problem: She is still a manager at Strandfrost, and there is still rampant jealousy over her promotion. Is the danger of being railroaded by her not-so-illustrious colleagues worse than taking a new undercover job from Steve Huntington? Crooks are coming out of the woodwork and family troubles are stewing. Sedona needs to keep her sanity intact, piece together mismatched clues and dodge more than one stray bullet. If she can manage all of that, maybe she'll have time to figure out whether her love life stands a chance. The Sedona O'Hala cozy mystery series follows Sedona through several capers when she accepts undercover jobs for Steve Huntington. She has a chance at romance and is constantly in danger, but she continues to strive to break through the company glass ceiling--if not, she's sure to break a window or two in these zany and fun mysteries.The order of the series: Executive Lunch, Executive Retention, Executive Sick Days, Executive Affairs/Executive Gardening (free) Next out is Executive Dirt, scheduled for 2015