The Princess's Feathers: Heir Dragoness

by Audrey Taylor

The hit web novel makes its publishing debut! A sudden tragedy befalls the Kingdom of Ellyntide, and the Lemur princess Asha discovers herself transformed into an enormous, feathered Dragon. In order to turn back to normal, she'll have to travel across the moon and become allies with Dragons like herself. Can Asha return to normal and save Ellyntide from plunging into chaos?Over 80 beautiful, hand-drawn illustrations bring the world of Jade to life!Witness brand-new illustrations and cut content never before seen in the web novel!A fresh coat of paint! Every illustration has been painstakingly cleaned and optimized for print. Asha and her friends have never looked so fluffy!Illustrations weren't enough! Every chapter has been meticulously picked apart and rewritten to a higher standard than the web novel. If you're new to Asha's journey, this is the definitive starting point!

Genres: Dragons

456 pages, Paperback

Published March 19, 2025

Reviews

[Vitor Furtado Gomes Debarry · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'll already start this review, saying this is a MUST read. The Princess's Feathers or TPF in short, might be one of the best xenofiction written in the market, with super well developt characters, all of them having it's own purpose in the future of the series, you can see how much Asha grows from a sheltered princess to a more independent individual, how her thoughs changes with the actual transformation, such a rare trait that happens in some transformation books, but so crucial. If that wasn't enough, we also got illustrations by the own author, with scenarios, characters to clear and describe perfectly how some scenes in the book happens, which is a big bonus for readers like me whom have difficulty to create the full scene in my head and imagine. Now to finish this review, be excited for this series 'cause the next books from TPF will only deepen the story, with more conflicts and lore being explained and new hot interesting characters

[Orlith · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very fun and intriguing story. While human-to-dragon transformation books aren’t unusual, this one is unique in that there are no humans in the story at all. Instead, it features a wide array of humanoid species, including the main heroine, Asha.

At the beginning, the book takes its time with worldbuilding, which becomes important later, and some readers may find themselves anxious to get to the dragon elements. However, the reader’s patience is richly rewarded when the inevitable transformation happens. Asha’s exploration of her new body and abilities, her encounters with intriguing characters, and the discovery of a completely unknown land and alien culture are definite highlights of the book. I am looking forward to the next installment in this series.