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The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection by Katie Cross | Books 1–3
The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection by Katie Cross | Books 1–3
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Three books. Two sisterwitches. One world of dragons, magic, and change.
In Anguis, magic is forbidden.
Sisterwitches Sanna and Isadora Spence live deep in Letum Wood, where Dragon Servants care for persnickety dragons and try to preserve a hidden village already strained by war, fear, and simmering tension.
But old worlds do not stay whole forever.
Sanna’s deep love for the dragons leads her to make an irreversible mistake. Isadora’s disinterest in the life expected of her pushes her toward a choice that will change the course of Alkarra. As their village cracks, their responsibilities grow, and danger spreads across the Networks, both sisters must decide what kind of witches they are willing to become.
Across Flame, Flight, and Freedom, Sanna and Isadora face forbidden magic, frightened dragons, dangerous enemies, political delegation, ancient history, tricky goddesses, and a world at war.
Sanna must learn whether she can protect dragonkind without becoming a tyrant.
Isadora must decide whether anger, loyalty, and courage can coexist when the future of Alkarra is at stake.
And together, the sisterwitches must answer the question that changes everything:
What is freedom?
The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection includes all three books in Katie Cross’s clean YA dragon fantasy trilogy:
- Flame
- Flight
- Freedom
This complete collection is perfect for readers who love clean YA fantasy, dragons, witches, sisterhood stories, forbidden magic, magical creatures, found family, emotional coming-of-age adventure, medieval fantasy worlds, and no-spice fantasy with heart.
Step into the world of Alkarra nearly one hundred years before The Network Series and discover the sisterwitches, dragons, and ancient conflicts that helped shape the world Bianca Monroe would one day inherit.
Perfect For Readers Who Love
- YA fantasy books about dragons
- Sisterwitches and sisterhood stories
- Clean fantasy with no spice
- Forbidden magic
- Dragon servants and dragon companions
- Strong female friendships
- Found family
- Medieval fantasy worlds
- Coming-of-age fantasy
- Hidden villages and changing worlds
- Magical creatures and ancient goddesses
- Political intrigue and war
- Connected fantasy worlds
- Complete fantasy trilogy collections
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This product is available in multiple formats, depending on the edition selected:
- Ebook
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Included Books
The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection includes:
- Flame
- Flight
- Freedom
Series Reading Order
The Dragonmaster Trilogy
- Flame
- Flight
- Freedom
Additional stories in this world:
- Chronicles of the Dragonmasters
- The Ronan Scrolls
The Dragonmaster Trilogy takes place a little less than one hundred years before The Network Series in the same fantasy world.
FAQ
What books are included in The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection?
The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection includes all three main novels in The Dragonmaster Trilogy: Flame, Flight, and Freedom.
Is this the complete Dragonmaster Trilogy?
Yes. This collection includes the full three-book Dragonmaster Trilogy by Katie Cross.
Are Chronicles of the Dragonmasters and The Ronan Scrolls included?
No. This collection includes the three main trilogy novels: Flame, Flight, and Freedom. Chronicles of the Dragonmasters and The Ronan Scrolls are additional companion stories in the same world.
Is The Dragonmaster Trilogy connected to The Network Series?
Yes. The Dragonmaster Trilogy takes place in the same fantasy world as The Network Series, a little less than one hundred years before Bianca Monroe’s story begins.
Is this collection appropriate for young adult readers?
Yes. This is a clean YA fantasy collection written for young adult readers and adult readers who enjoy dragons, witches, sisterhood, magical creatures, forbidden magic, found family, and no-spice fantasy adventure.
Does The Dragonmaster Trilogy have romance?
The Dragonmaster Trilogy includes clean romantic elements and slow-burn romance appeal, but the primary focus is on Sanna and Isadora, their sisterhood, the dragons, forbidden magic, and the changes threatening Alkarra.
Is there spice?
No. The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection is clean YA fantasy with no spice.
What tropes are in this collection?
This collection includes sisterwitches, dragons, sisterhood, forbidden magic, magical creatures, found family, strong female friendships, hidden village, medieval fantasy, coming-of-age fantasy, ancient goddesses, political intrigue, and dealing with change.
What formats are available?
Depending on the edition selected, The Dragonmaster Trilogy Complete Collection may be available as an ebook or audiobook.
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Not only does Katie Cross write about witches, she is one. A word witch. She weaves magical spells that leaves the reader entranced for hours. Laundry - it can wait. Kids want a snack - go ask your dad.
The world of Alkarra and the characters she writes are multifaceted and leave you wanting more. Twins, Sanna and Isadora both have their own journeys of growth and discovery - one with a hot dragon the other with a hot diplomat. These three stories show their intertwined lives and the magic connecting them all.
Fantastic
A great series with Dragons! I have loved getting to know these characters and learning more of Letum woods. Such a wonderful place to escape to.
I enjoyed the original Miss Mabel series, and received the first Dragonmaster book as a free ebook from her website. I was hooked! I bought and enjoyed all three Dragonmaster books.
The only problem now is that I need to go back and re-read the Miss Mabel series - she did a fantastic job of weaving her first books into the prequel, and I can't wait to experience Miss Mabel's world knowing so much more about Watchers and Dragonmasters. Katie Cross is an amazing writer!
Enjoyed this book just like all of her other books. Great ending to the series. I highly recommend this book and this series, but please remember to start with book 1 in the series (this is book 3).