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Beauty and the Beast and the Enchantress
They say I'm evil. They've called me jealous, petty, obsessive...wicked. But none of those who call me a villain realize what I was up against, and how my actions saved the prince and the kingdom. For years I told myself it didn't matter what they thought-I knew the truth, and that was enough. As time goes on, though, it's occurred to me that history often repeats itself. And we came so close to losing everything the last time. There is a fate worse than death, and it almost befell us all. In order to understand that, you've got to know the whole story. Many people have attempted to tell the story of Beauty and the Beast, but none of those understood why I did what I did. This is my side of the story.
Basilisk
Gold. It has long been rumored that dragons don't just hoard gold, they make it. But how? Humans and dragons have fought and died in hopes of learning the secret. Felix Melikov has made gold, once, almost by accident, and he's never managed to do it again, nor has he figured out how it happened the first time. He's determined to sort out the secret. But he's not the only one who's trying to solve the riddle. There are others, ancient foes, who are obsessed with making gold, and they'll stop at nothing to learn what Felix knows. Can Felix stay ahead of them and solve the mystery first? Or will this all-consuming quest consume him, too?
Phoenix
Out of the ashes of a once-great dragon nation, a flame-colored dragon named Nia emerged. Alone for centuries, Nia is desperate to find more of her own kind. She indentures herself to the mad scientist Eudora in hopes of learning the whereabouts of her fellow dragons. But this information comes at a cost-if she flees, the mutant dragon-hunting yagi, trained on her scent, will hunt her down and destroy her. When Felix, youngest son of the Melikovs, meets Nia, he's smitten. Felix promises to help Nia in her quest to find more dragons, regardless of the danger. But Ram, Felix's brother, also falls in love with Nia. As they journey toward the mouth of a live volcano, death threatens-ahead, behind, and among them. The Dragon Eye series books: One: Dragon Two: Hydra Three: Phoenix Four: Vixen Five: Dracul Six: Basilisk
Cinders
Everything you've been told is wrong. Oh, not everything, I suppose. Yes, I turned a pumpkin into a coach and mice into horses. The stroke of midnight, the glass slippers, and the prince searching for a girl whose foot fit the shoe & hose were all part of the story. And yet, the prince didn't just fall in love with Cinderella because she looked good at the ball. Pigeon feathers and pollywogs! Could you respect him if he did? I most certainly could not. No, no, there was vastly more that happened before the night of the ball, and a great deal of international intrigue after. Cinderella was a warrior who saved the life of the prince and defended her kingdom from oppressors who were plotting to overthrow the king. They didn't tell you that part? It's time, past time, for you to know the true story of the real Cinderella.
Vixen
Years ago, a dragon named Ion nearly killed Zilpha's father. Everything Zilpha has heard about Ion says he is cunning, deceptive, and never to be trusted. When Zilpha meets Ion, she learns there is far more to his story than anyone realizes. He knows things about dragon history and dragon powers that no one in her family knows. In fact, because of his unique background, Ion may be able to help them in ways no one else can. But if Ion is going to earn the Melikov family's trust and approval, he must battle enemies no one else has ever defeated-enemies both outside...and within. The Dragon Eye series books: One: Dragon Two: Hydra Three: Phoenix Four: Vixen Five: Dracul Six: Basilisk
Dracul
Rilla may be a dragon, but she's not about to let that get in the way of her plans to finish her college degree. More than anything, she's focused on writing her senior thesis about the true identity of Vlad Dracul, the mysterious Romanian count who inspired the legend of Dracula. The only problem? Rilla needs a rare book that has gone mysteriously missing. So when a handsome stranger shows up at her door, book in hand, and offers her the text in exchange for her help, she accepts his offer, only to discover she's not the only one who wants the book. A centuries-old villain wants the truth to remain buried...and is ready to kill for it.
