Dragon Lore Books in Order
Part ofAnn Gimpel Books in OrderFind the Dragon Lore books by Ann Gimpel in order, with summaries, reading order help, series background, and clear where-to-start guidance.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Dragon Lore books in publication order
5 books
To Love a Highland Dragon
by Ann Gimpel
2013
Lachlan wakes beneath modern Inverness expecting his old world and finds traffic, newspapers, and Maggie instead. Their romance begins with time dislocation and quickly gets more magical.
Dragon Maid
by Ann Gimpel
2014
Jonathan has always kept his magic at arm's length, until a dragon and her bondmate arrive in the Highlands. Love and looming war force him to claim more power than he wanted.
Dragon's Dare
by Ann Gimpel
2015
The Morrigan gathers chaos and ugly allies while the dragons consider cutting Earth off entirely. If that happens, the damage will reach every bond and every world.
Highland Secrets
by Ann Gimpel
2015
Angus, a man bound to Celtic magic, joins Arianrhod to investigate disappearing dragon shifters in the Highlands. Attraction comes quickly, but so do the costs of trust.
Dragon Fury
by Ann Gimpel
2019
Selkie king Aegir meets Raene near a gateway to Arcadia and realizes her problem may become his too. Part romance, part series spinoff, it keeps the Highlands and the magic front and center.
Dragon Lore books in chronological order
Series background & context
Dragon Lore is a Highland fantasy romance series that happily throws several favorite Ann Gimpel ingredients into one pot: dragon shifters, Celtic gods, time slips, witches, and a strong sense of place in the Scottish Highlands.
The early books set the tone. Highland Secrets brings in Angus Shea, a man with visions and a long grudge against the Celts, plus Arianrhod, who is carrying secrets of her own while investigating missing dragon shifters. To Love a Highland Dragon shifts the setup into a time-crossed romance, with Lachlan waking from another era beneath modern Inverness and Maggie getting pulled headfirst into the magical inheritance she never expected.
From there the series keeps widening. Dragon Maid adds Jonathan, Britta, and a battle that ties personal desire to much larger magical stakes. Dragon's Dare leans harder into war, with the Morrigan gathering strength and the dragons threatening to close off their own world. Dragon Fury branches outward again through Selkies and a gateway to Arcadia, while still feeling connected to the larger Dragon Lore world.
What holds it together is the mix of romance and mythic danger. These are linked-love stories, but they are not sealed off from the wider plot. The fate of dragons, the stability of Earth, and the actions of old gods all keep pressing on the characters.
If you like romance that comes with kilts, caves, old magic, dangerous bloodlines, and a lot of Highland atmosphere, this series is easy to sink into. It is warm in its romantic core, but it never forgets that myth can be gorgeous and threatening at the same time.
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