Dragon Conjurer Books in Order

An anthropology student discovers that monsters exist and that he can summon dragons. Recruited by a secret academy that protects the world, he joins two female squadmates and must learn to use his power against hidden threats.

A newly recruited Dragon Conjurer continues working with a secret agency that combats monsters beyond public view. His next assignment takes him to Japan, where he must put his recently discovered powers to work on another mission.

The world's only male Dragon Conjurer balances monster hunting with relationships between secret magical academies. His next mission sends him into the Canadian Rockies to track a hungry Wendigo, presenting a dangerous new challenge for his team.

The world's only male Dragon Conjurer continues developing his powers as monster attacks grow more organized. With creatures crossing borders and changing their behavior, he and his team must confront a threat that is spreading beyond familiar territory.

A Dragon Conjurer discovers that his abilities still hold surprises, even as he learns more about his Japanese girlfriend. Monsters appearing far from their usual homes bring new dangers, challenging his team and the allies fighting beside them.

Displaced monsters send a Dragon Conjurer and his team to the Magical Institution of Africa. Their mission reveals unexpected secrets and a worsening crisis, raising fears that the attacks are building toward a much larger monster war.

As monster battles multiply, a Dragon Conjurer's team keeps hearing about the mysterious Great Scaled One. A scientist offers help with the investigation, but growing attraction complicates their effort to identify the force behind the attacks.

Monster ambushes become routine around the Americas' Institution of Magic and Mythology, exposing gaps in its intelligence. A Dragon Conjurer and his six dragons face coordinated attacks while the Great Scaled One gathers hordes across the world.

An appeal from the Russian Academy offers a Dragon Conjurer's team a chance to improve cooperation between institutions. But the Great Scaled One threatens millions of civilians, leaving the team to confront the limits of fighting on multiple fronts.