Dragon Outcast

Dragon Outcast continues E. E. Knight's thrilling fantasy series about a brood of young dragon siblings - each unique, each powerful, and each fated to battle the other to the end. Here, the darkest of the dragons is introduced as he strives to make himself the strongest - and the last - of his brethren.

I've spent most of my very long life an outcast. Driven out of my home and dread by my mother, I wandered the seas of Serai until the Dragon God, the source of the Sea Dragons' magic, was trapped by the Dragon Goddess. Without a connection to Karadas, my kind were forced into hibernation. All but me. Because I'm different. I have more Fire in me than other Sea Dragons, enough to make me something else. I avoided hibernation, but without my Water magic, I couldn't survive in the sea. I left the water and didn't return for centuries, not until the Dragon God was freed and the Sea Dragons woke...

My name was once Lomasi, back when I was a mortal, native to the lands now called America. Then a god came to me. I thought he was Coyote, the Trickster, but his name was Hermes. He gave me eternity and love—the latter only for a couple of centuries. Then his love waned. Hermes grew restless and left me. But he returns every few months and reclaims what's his. Now, my name is Lora, and I've met a man. He's beautiful, strong, and cunning. And he's not just a man. Rune is also a demigod, part of a Cerberus team. A Hound of Hades. He guards this world from lost and malicious spirits. But is ...

Rob and Riardin's Rangers have returned triumphant after assisting Dwarven territory and Merfolk territory. They endured the Blight, betrayals, and bombs, barely managing to prevail over the many trials that assailed them. An alliance has been brokered between nations, and for the first time, the Blight seems like it's on the ropes.

A chain, a portal, and darkness. That was all it took for Rob's life to go from the mundanity of college to being forced to survive in a hostile fantasy world full of horribly mutated creatures. Despite discovering civilization and making allies, his newfound home was sadly short-lived, leaving the survivors to pick up the pieces and make for greener pastures. Having won the respect of the locals via a heroic almost-sacrifice, Rob travels with them, recognizing the importance of having people around to watch your back.

There's magic in my music. I'm a spellsinger; if I can sing it, I can manifest it. That's what got me sent to Tír na nÓg, Realm of the Shining Ones. You might know them better as Faeries. I know them as the strongest magic-users in all the Realms. Yes, some are even stronger than me. And I'm here to assassinate one of them; a king, no less. A king with the body of a god and the most amazing eyes I've ever seen. What a shame. He won't even know what hit him. The Onyx King may be astoundingly powerful, but all I need is one song. He'll be dead by the end of it. Or I will. Either way, I'm ...

Against all odds, Rob and the Deserters have survived their second encounter with the eldritch abomination–known as the Blight–only for Rob to make first contact with the gods of Elatra in a very...aggressive way. His enemies keep on piling up, and things are looking to get even tougher from here on out. If Rob and his friends want to survive their upcoming trials, they'll need to gain Levels, make new allies, and travel to the ends of the world and back again.

There will be heaven to pay. Seren's trying to move on from losing a man she doesn't have the right to love, but it's a difficult task with his child growing inside her. Technically, she's still married to Severriel, but he didn't fight for her when they were torn apart, and she doesn't want that to change just because she's pregnant. So Seren agreed to keep the child a secret from Sever, but she's starting to realize that some secrets are impossible to keep. Bearing the child of the King of Heaven is one of them. When their haloed bond draws them back together, and Sever finally stands up ...

Jason has finally gotten confirmation that Rob is alive. Now, all he has to do is ensure that Rob still has a home to return to when all is said and done. After defeating a Blighted copy of himself and growing stronger, Jason puts all his efforts into defending Earth from the eldritch monsters that seek to devour it. Unfortunately, sometimes, humans make for the worst kinds of monsters. Jason's investigation into a series of bizarre incidents reveals horrifying experimentation that would put an ordinary mad scientist to shame.

Niamh, a young, reclusive farm girl, wishes nothing more than to have a quiet, normal life; until she becomes the focus of an outcast Dragon terrorizing the village of Dunmuir. When her farm comes under attack and the Dragon seemingly appears wherever Niamh is, she is thought to be a witch and responsible for calling down the outcast Dragon. The village Administer sends a message to the Dragon Sage, Galddor, to assist with expunging the outcast Dragon.

It hasn't been easy for Jason ever since his best friend vanished, sacrificing himself to prevent Jason from being dragged into an otherworldly portal. The world didn't seem to care like it should, and just as he was getting back on his feet, bizarre monsters from other worlds began to invade, terrorizing Earth. A lesser man would have wanted to run away from it all. Jason picked up a sword and started beating the hell out of things.

A deadly plague has clutched the women of Lael’s village. Including his own mother. The news leaves Lael writhing in anguish. If he doesn’t do something, the plague will claim her life. But there is hope. Memories of a curative elixir stir in his mind, inciting him to set off on a quest to claim the famed Tears of the Gods . But he isn’t the first one to try . . . Others have gone before him, none of whom returned. And although they were mighty warriors, not one of them possessed the burning magic festering in the heart of our hero. Black Soulfire. A curse. One he must cultivate if he...

It was a bright, warm spring day when Alador sat upon the hilltop looking down at the valley below him. He knew he did not fit into the world around him. His presence was tolerated and accepted but not welcomed. Little did he know how much his life would change that day. How could one large stone make such a difference in one's world? Renamaum, was a large blue dragon with one desire. He wanted the pact between man and dragon re-established. He wanted the hunting of the eggs and fledglings to stop.