Jake was the town loser - at least he felt that way. Each of his apprenticeships required by the town of Hillside resulted in the dreaded "letter" reporting failure. His time was running out. At his sixteenth birthday, Jake had to prove himself worthy of being a citizen of Hillside or be banished. The apprenticeships prepared youths for the Proving when they work as a group demonstrating their skills. The Proving took place in the Wilderness, a place where a fragment of time connected Hillside, a community centuries in the future, with a prehistoric time of monsters. During Jake's campaign in...

Years have passed over the small town since the day that he sent home Kalikora, a female red dragon he hatched and nurtured. And it ever haunts him: even though he has maintained comforting connection with her, he dreams of strange places and vicious creatures, disturbing enough to take its toll on his life. Then one evening, Adok Coda and Meredith Brunnel come to visit with a warning. Now, Kalikora desires the impossible - she wants to return to Earth to Sam. Sam needs to solve political intrigue in both worlds while staying on top of his homework.

Sam possesses the dragon-name Strafen the Punisher a bounty hunter for dragons that somehow slipped through the dragon world cracks. Sam ramps up his efforts to right the wrongs of time, sending back vagrant dragons or destroying them. However, the Counsel of Elders is not pleased with Sam's efforts. Ultimately, Sam has to be dealt with - and there appears to be only one way.

Why would nature allow a mortal have god-like powers? Jake brought back the Lost. While searching, he closed a time fragment in Bellington (a.k.a, the "Marketplace") where people could get anything from anywhere and from any time. But he learns that his actions caused a war to fail, destroying everything for miles around. So General Avery Clements comes to their secluded town demanding Jake to fix a war he lost or die. Meanwhile Jake must learn how to control increasingly stronger powers that threaten to tear him apart. For added measure, some leaders in the community see this as an...

When selected to be a dragon hatcher, Sam Westecher finds that his life has become a lot more complicated. From keeping it hidden from his friends and parents to teaching it dragon values, he learns that keeping a dragon is more than what he bargained for when the dragon who delivers the egg insists on becoming involved. The real challenge arises when the neighborhood gang discovers what he has and tries to take it for themselves.

Lukas, orphaned when his ailing mother dies the same day when his father is murdered, is captured by an assassin's guild for apprenticeship. He's then assigned to Helnoth, the land of dragon and man to help overthrow the government. Dragon king Abzu Joseph captures the Lukas, because the boy can see through dragons' disguises. Things go from bad to worse when the boy and Ebbarentine, a cursed dragon that must eat human flesh, are bound together as blood brothers to keep the boy alive. But things become completely complicated when Lukas was dropped into the worlds of dragons. The blood-bonding...

Nameless, a dragon is a lion that flies and breathes fire. Sir Joseph of Tredin, honored knight of Helston, is a new ... dragon. His transition from knight to dragon was at best traumatic. He was sent to find a cure for his dying human king; now, he faces a new problem. Joseph is the first dragon to have a soul but lack a dragon-name. The name is critical to a dragon, for it differentiates sentience from beast. The Abzu, the king of the dragons, is dying, and Joseph must ready himself to take his place. Standing in the way is Zustellen, a black dragon and offspring of Abzu. As Joseph searches...