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.

After the death of King Albekizan, Shandrazel and his allies struggle to keep the kingdom intact as the radical human prophet, Ragnar gathers forces to launch a full scale rebellion against the dragons. When all out war erupts, legendary dragon hunter, Bitterwood, must face his own personal daemons and choose where his loyalty really lies

After the death ok King Albekizan, Shandrazel and his allies struggle to keep the kingdom intact as the radical human prophet, Ragnar gathers forces to launch a full scale rebellion against the dragons. When all out war erupts, legendary dragon hunter, Bitterwood, must face his own personal demons and choose where his loyalty really lies.

Dawn of Dragons is a prequel to the Bitterwood Trilogy, telling the story of the first dragon, Morningstar, as he escapes from captivity in the final days of the Human Age. With civilization in turmoil following the rise of Atlantis, Morningstar teams up with an undead veterinarian and a shotgun toting nun as he seeks his path of ultimate freedom. His adventures lead him to a face to face confrontation with Hezekiah, the immortal prophet first seen in Bitterwood, and Jazz, the mysterious Goddess from Dragonforge and Dragonseed. Dawn of Dragons is a must read for any fan of the Bitterwood Trilogy.