Morgan Drake has spent her entire life in the shadows. A rampaging dragon is about to change all of that forever. Morgan Drake wants as little to do with the magical community as possible. That's why she gave up her official Mage roots to work for a Vampire crime lord. She has to make a living though, so she helps her boss uncover valuable magical objects. If she had any other skills, she’d leave the magical community forever and live in the human world, but her fate seems to be straddling both sides. When an escaped dragon rampages through town, her vampire boss and mentor, Jimmy, is murdered in the chaos that follows. And worse, security footage sets Morgan up to take the fall. Now, she’s going to have to find a way to clear her name and find out the truth. In Realms Gate, the magical city hidden from the human world, the truth has a way of getting people killed, though. Time’s running out because if she doesn’t clear her name before the Hunters get to her, she’ll lose more than her freedom, she’ll lose her magic as well. And the police from both Realms Gate and the Human world are on her tail. With her only allies being a brand-new vampire and a very old dragon shifter that she just met, the odds are stacked against her. Even if she figures out the truth, the trick will be to survive, and the only sure thing is that nothing will ever be the same. To have any chance at all, she’ll have to come to terms with her past, magic and all. Dragon Mage is fast-paced Urban Fantasy mystery with an unforgettable cast of characters. This is one series you won’t soon forget.

After surviving a dragon attack and clearing my name of murder, I hoped things would settle down. But I should have known that as soon as my dragon-blood heritage was exposed, nothing would ever be the same. The Mage Order wants my help to find some missing mages. I want to tell them to go pound sand, but my friend has been kidnapped and I have no choice but to work with the people I’ve spent the last few years avoiding. And as for the sexy dragon-shifter, James? Of course, he gets sucked into an ancient feud and needs my help. Right after I owe him a debt. Figures. In order to save both James and the missing mages, I’m going to have to do things I don’t want to do and I’m going to be putting the lives of my friends at risk. But as I get deeper into the mystery of the missing mages and dragon-in-distress, I start to learn that if I don’t find them, it’s not just me and my friends at risk. It’s bigger than that. If the kidnappers win, it’s going to get apocalyptic.