A Novel of the Dragon Age Series

Bitterwood has spent the past twenty years hunting down dragons, one at a time. But he is getting old and the hate that he has carried in his heart since a group of dragon-soldiers killed his family is beginning to fade. When he kills the royal prince dragon, the king decides the only retribution is genocide of the human race. Bitterwood is forced to enter the Free City, the grand trap designed to eradicate mankind, with thousands of others. Can he lead from within, or can a select few dragons unite to stop the king's madness from becoming reality. Full of rich characters and drama, this is an amazingly astute vision of our own culture by way of a feudal kingdom where dragons rule, and humans are used as workers or pets.

Dragonseed

by James Maxey

Published 30 June 2009

Following their victory against the dragons, Ragnar’s human army are now in control of Dragonforge, where they are arming their enclave against the inevitable dragon counterattack.

However, trouble lies on the horizon, as the young human woman, Jandra, finds herself under the sway of the nefarious dragon, Jazz. Meanwhile, a face from the past makes a most unwelcome return...

Dragonseedcontinues the thrilling Dragon Age series.

Dragonforge

by James Maxey

Published 24 June 2008

Powerful dragons have ruled the land for an eternity, but now their supremacy hangs in the balance. Although the oppressive King Shandrazel is dead his attempted genocide cannot be forgotten. The humans seek vengeance and they will stop at nothing to achieve retribution. Radical prophet Ragnar leads a rebellion that seeks to overthrow the dragon leaders and reclaim the kingdom. Though there are those that fight for justice, peace and a land where humans and dragons can live in harmony, they are fast becoming outnumbered and their ideals forgotten. When all out war erupts, legendary dragon hunter, Bitterwood, must face his own personal demons and decide where his loyalty truly lies. "Dragonforge", a novel set in the Dragon age, follows the breakout success of "Bitterwood".