Dragon-Book One of the Dragon Eye series Ilsa has been afraid of dragons ever since she saw them in the sky the night she was chased from her village as a child. Now, a decade later, she'd love to return to the place she once called home-if only she knew where to find home. Truth is, Ilsa doesn't know who she is. She only knows her father left her in the care of a guy named Ram, who teaches her swordsmanship in a butcher shop until the day when it's safe for her to continue home. But it may never be safe, and their enemies are closing in. Ilsa and Ram are being hunted, and they must flee...

Deep in the Scottish Highlands, near the shore of Loch Ness, lies Nattertinny Castle-whose name, in Gaelic, means "dragon-fire castle." Before her death, Faye Goodwin mentioned a dragon who lived near the loch. Hoping to find the long-lost dragon, Ilsa brings her daughters to the castle near Loch Ness. Wren, middle child of Ram and Ilsa, has been afraid of deep water and the dangers that may lurk there ever since sinister creatures nearly drowned her in the Caspian Sea. But Ed, the mysterious porter at Nattertinny Castle, knows about deep lakes and the monsters that dwell in their fathomless...

Rilla may be a dragon, but she's not about to let that get in the way of her plans to finish her college degree. More than anything, she's focused on writing her senior thesis about the true identity of Vlad Dracul, the mysterious Romanian count who inspired the legend of Dracula. The only problem? Rilla needs a rare book that has gone mysteriously missing. So when a handsome stranger shows up at her door, book in hand, and offers her the text in exchange for her help, she accepts his offer, only to discover she's not the only one who wants the book. A centuries-old villain wants the truth to...

Gold. It has long been rumored that dragons don't just hoard gold, they make it. But how? Humans and dragons have fought and died in hopes of learning the secret. Felix Melikov has made gold, once, almost by accident, and he's never managed to do it again, nor has he figured out how it happened the first time. He's determined to sort out the secret. But he's not the only one who's trying to solve the riddle. There are others, ancient foes, who are obsessed with making gold, and they'll stop at nothing to learn what Felix knows. Can Felix stay ahead of them and solve the mystery first? Or will...