For seventeen years, the dragon Jaax has managed to keep Jahrra hidden from the evil Tyrant King in the east, but an inconceivable tragedy and the revelation of a secret kept from her since birth has turned her perfect world on its end. Now, Jahrra must flee Oescienne, the only home she's ever known, and accept the help of the one being she mistrusts more than anyone else…With her enemies at her heels and the terrifying truth looming before her, Jahrra will accompany Jaax as they seek refuge in the faraway city of Lidien, a place of enlightenment protected by ancient magic. No longer the hidden child of an ancient prophecy, Jahrra will take the first steps in her role as the savior of Ethoes - a responsibility she neither desires nor readily accepts - while Jaax holds court with those he considers allies in the resistance against the Tyrant King.But when the City of Light proves to be as vulnerable to evil as Oescienne, Jahrra and her dragon guardian discover their safety to be at risk once again. This time, however, the danger may not be hiding in the shadows beyond the enchanted boundaries of Lidien, but within the very walls meant to keep them safe, festering in the hearts of those they have grown to trust above all others.Swords, sorcery, and dragons … An epic fantasy adventure for the ages! Fantasy Author. Swordswoman. Chicken Mama. These are just a few of the titles Jenna Elizabeth Johnson proudly goes by. She is the author of over a dozen novels, novellas, and short stories, including the award-winning Legend of Oescienne series, the Otherworld series, and the Draghans of Firiehn novella series.Besides writing fantasy adventures featuring domineering dragons, headstrong heroines, brooding Celtic warriors, and all the magical creatures in between, she is a competitive HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) practitioner, participating in longsword tournaments whenever she gets the chance.During her down time, Jenna can be found exploring the open spaces of California's Central Coast, camping in Yosemite National Park, reading books and webcomics, or hanging out with her flock of overly-affectionate lap chickens.You can join Jenna's readership at www.jennaelizabethjohnson.com.
