Dragon Sin Books in Order
Part ofMac Flynn Books in OrderFind the Dragon Sin books by Mac Flynn in order, with brief summaries to help you follow the series and choose where to begin.
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Dragon Sin books in publication order
5 books
Call of the Wind
by Mac Flynn
2021
Caitlin and Asher pursue old enemies with a professor who trades knowledge for a place in their adventure. In a town of windmills, a sorrowful voice and a stalking creature complicate their search for the truth.
Perchance to Dream
by Mac Flynn
2021
Caitlin returns to the magical world she briefly visited when younger and reunites with protector Asher. His promise to send her home is delayed by an urgent mission, giving her time to question whether leaving is what she wants.
Portrait of A Goddess
by Mac Flynn
2021
Cait and Asher follow a cursed vampire toward the islands of the family who created powerful magical boxes. Rival seekers and Cait's emerging immortal abilities complicate a final confrontation that will determine the future they can share.
Through the Looking Pool
by Mac Flynn
2021
A plea from a mountain resort draws Caitlin and Asher into conflict over healing waters and disputed divine favor. While working to prevent violence among its inhabitants, she also struggles to understand her dragon lover's growing distance.
Vanity Affair
by Mac Flynn
2021
Caitlin and Asher investigate an illness afflicting wealthy women while searching for missing street children. Their inquiries lead through grand estates and ancient catacombs, exposing intertwined dangers as her feelings for him become harder to deny.
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