As an avid- and fairly unsuccessful- writer of fantasy fiction, I know that dragons are pretty much the pinnacle of existence. I dare anyone to argue. So, when my mundane existence comes to an end and I am offered a choice of whatever race I liked upon reincarnating into a fantasy world, of course I chose dragon. Little did I know that my life as a dragon would take more than its fair share of twists and turns. But hey, I was a dragon... Everyone knows you don't mess with dragons. This is the next one to be added up on Royal Road in a couple days, once Broken's current chapters are done being added :)

Eloria has always felt caught between two worlds. Half elf and half human, she never truly belonged to either. While exploring the ancient forests surrounding her village, she discovers a long-forgotten secret hidden within the ruins of a fallen castle-a dragon egg. When the hatchling Ember emerges, an extraordinary bond is formed. As Ember grows, so does a darkness spreading across the kingdom of Elderglen. Many fear dragons because of what they've been told and believe dragons should remain extinct. But Eloria knows the truth. The things people fear are not always the things they should fear. A tale of friendship, courage, dragons, and the power of truth.

To the world he is the Godslayer, the beast who devoured gods and razed kingdoms. To himself he is only Bane, a dragon betrayed and entombed by the man he trusted most: his own rider. Now, five centuries later, Bane is dragged back into a mortal body and bound to a queen's command to fight another war. But the rider who once caged him offers a bargain: pass four trials, and be restored to his true form. Freedom, redemption, even love, all whispered on the serpent's tongue. To follow him is to embrace the hate they share, and the ruin it promises. Yet hate runs close to love, and love close to madness. Every trial drags old sins into the light and knots their bond tighter with blood and memory. Together they could unmake empires, or unmake each other first.

The Blood Moon Festival is a deadly competition that selects the next generation of dragon riders. Most competitors spend their childhood honing their Divine - a rare, godlike power typically found in the ruling class. But Raven Black, a poor orphan with an unusually powerful Divine, spent her childhood breaking more laws than she can count. At sixteen, Raven's list of crimes is taller than she is, and she is paying the price for it. Caught and sentenced to death after a heist gone wrong, Raven figures her luck has finally run out. That is until a dragon rider sees potential in Raven's Divine and offers her a chance to avoid execution by competing in the Blood Moon Festival. With no other choice, Raven enters Skydescent, a castle where contestants train and form alliances. As the only ex-criminal, Raven figured she would be the most cutthroat, her competitors too worried about honor to get their hands dirty. But in Scadril, a powerful dragon is honor. 128 competitors enter the Blood Moon Festival, and each will do whatever it takes to come out on top.

Dragon Academy follows the story of young riders chosen to bond with dragons and train within five rival houses-Fire, Ice, Water, Air, and Earth. As friendships spark and rivalries ignite, unexpected love grows between students from opposing houses. With destiny tied to their dragons and their hearts pulled in forbidden directions, they must decide what they're willing to risk for power, loyalty, and love.

Alyssa never believed in prophecies. Between med school, late-night shifts at the library, and caring for her mother, she starts to worry about her best friend Elif's strange dreams. But when snowstorms deepen and ancient symbols haunt her waking hours, the boundary between reality and legend begins to blur. Drawn into a realm of floating islands, warring factions, and ancient magic, Alyssa finds herself entwined in a prophecy that could reshape the sky. Amid political intrigue and dangerous quests, she must navigate a world that is not her own. Destiny is calling from beyond the clouds. And love may be the key to answering it.