Description
Most dragons are hunted for the riches in their bones, but there is one dragon in the land sought solely for vengeance.
A ten-year-old girl did not belong on spearwells. They were machines of war, meant for hunting dragons, their crews a grim coalition of tradesmen and soldiers. But spearwells didn’t belong in Keschea, either. The few dragons that roamed the skies and open plains of the remote country were, at best, nuisances. They didn’t rise to such levels of concern as to demand a spearwell, much less a fleet of them, but the dragon being hunted was no ordinary beast. This one had razed Nazra, and the man who plotted their reckless course sought only vengeance.
At Windsong's End is a daring series opener and rare achievement in the world of fantasy epics.
Endorsements
"Game of Thrones fans will find a lot to love here!" — Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Kagen the Damned and The Dragon in Winter.