The Core Series
Core
Ava is the kind of girl who knows what's real and what isn't. Nothing in life is fair. Nothing is given freely. Nothing is painless. Every foster kid can attest to those truths, and Ava lives them every day. But when she meets a family of dragon shifters and is chosen to join them as a rider, her very notion of reality is shaken. She doesn't believe she can let her guard down. She doesn't think she can let them in--especially not the reckless, kind-eyed Cale. To say yes to him means he would be hers--her dragon and her companion--for life. But what if Ava has no life left to give?
Sole
Alone.
Cameron has always been alone. There's no place for him in his nest, no room for him among his brothers' friends, and no way he's going back to the blue academy that ruined his life. But what happens to that solitude when Cameron meets another loner--one who actually sees him for who he is?
SOLE is a love story, a glimpse into a quiet world. It's a fantastical prequel spin-off to Core (Book 1). Find secret, hidden information about the dragon world that you won't find in the novels.
Vane
Ava’s starting a new life. Somehow, there is someone who loves her—not with a passion that surges and then fizzles, but with a love that grows steady and real. Yet something’s wrong. Everything’s wrong. The new life she’s discovered comes with conditions. Hard ones. Painful ones…and she can’t free herself, no matter how strong she becomes. Cale would do anything for his Ava. He would fly for her, die for her…but he just can’t accept what she’s becoming. Not when she keeps disappearing. Not when her secrets are bigger than the truth. As the world spins out of control, a storm brews between dragon and rider. The chaos that ensues might be the only thing that sets the balance straight.
Sake
The Core Series continues with book 4, a crucial novella that delves into the hidden world of the grey court judges.
Ruse
Amora of the Jade Heart Tree has a part to play among her green dragon clan. She’s supposed to move from being a jewel in her father’s treasure trove to being the mate of a new nest. The trade brings her father wealth and will earn her future mate a guardian for his trove. But what if Amora wants something more for her life? And what if it lies somewhere beyond the Woven Wall where humans and dragons live as one?