Six months after restoring the dragon bond, Callen believes he’s finally built a future worth defending—teaching the next generation of drift users and raising his gifted daughter, Nora. But when the Lord Regent is assassinated with dragonfire and Callen is framed for the crime, everything unravels.
Branded an enemy of the realm, hunted by armies and bounty hunters, Callen’s only hope lies in a forgotten a hidden clutch of dragon eggs, sealed away for centuries. The key to finding them rests with Theraxis, a scarred ancient dragon whose price for the truth could tear Callen’s family apart.
As kingdoms march to war and Baron Selwyn’s corruption spreads, Callen must race against time to reach the Sanctuary before the Convergence. Inside waits a test of worth, a battle for survival, and the choice that will decide whether dragons rise again—or vanish forever.
The storm has broken. The future will be forged in fire.
Not in the storyline exactly but in the way the book was put together. Mistake after mistake, like I was reading one book by two authors and mashed together with no cooperation between them. Just as an example in the final chapters, as chapter 31 ended Baron Selwyn’s transformation was complete “He had become what he sought “ and “Xyrxaleth’s life was being drained away” but in the next chapter “The transformation was wrong”, “Baron’s body tore itself apart” and somehow Xyrzaleth was able to somehow recover enough to “change the forced bond” and save his daughters egg. This is one example of many throughout the book. I’ll probably read the next book in the series but if the mishmash continues then I won’t be able to continue.