Library 2026-01-20
All that Glitters
Loren K. Jones
Stavin DragonBlessed [1]: Stavin Kel'Aniston is a man in a boy's body. But he is more than he seems. Stavin climbs a mountain in search of treasure, and encounters a dragon. He'd left home a spiteful boy, but returns a confident man.
Now Dragon Bless...
The Andarian Affair
Loren K. Jones
Stavin DragonBlessed [3]: Warleader Fifth Stavin Kel'Aniston. With just two years as a caravan guard behind him, he has exceeded the accomplishments of every other Warrior in Kavinston. He earned his first star on his first expedition. He'd upgraded ...
The Chronicles of Amberdrake
Loren K. Jones
Be careful what you ask for...Drake Standralson is granted a gift by the Chaos god as a reward. Drake rashly says, "I want to be a Mage. The most powerful Mage that ever was." His wish is granted. The catch -- the most powerful mage that ever was hap...
The Coravian Conflict
Loren K. Jones
Stavin DragonBlessed [5]: What do you do when there are no more challenges in your life? For Stavin Ne'Aniston Zel'Andral, the thrill of being a prince had rapidly paled. He was a prince of Evandia, but would never sit on the throne. He was the first...
Farindian Summer
Loren K. Jones
Stavin DragonBlessed [4]: Prince Stavin Zel’Andral. Of all the things Stavin had dreamed he might become, this was by far the wildest. He was now second in line to the crown of Evandia. It seemed that he had achieved everything he wanted. But it only...
Gods Above and Below
Loren K. Jones
Stavin DragonBlessed [6]: Prince Stavin of Evandia. King Stavin of Coravia. Senior Warmaster Zel'Andral. What does having everything mean when it isn't what you wanted? King Kalin has sent Stavin on yet another Trade Mission to the other kingdoms to ...
Traders and Traitors
Loren K. Jones
Stavin DragonBlessed [2]: Warleader Sixth Stavin Kel'Aniston. In the entire two-hundred and seventeen year history of Kavinston as a free community, no boy had ever won an officer's star on his first expedition. Now Stavin is embarking on his second ...
