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Dragonblade Books in Order

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Find the Dragonblade books by Kathryn Le Veque in reading order, with short summaries of the medieval knights, forbidden romances, and conflicts linking the stories.

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Dragonblade books in publication order

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6 books

1

The Savage Curtain

by Kathryn Le Veque

2005

After an English victory, Stephen of Pembury is ordered to marry Scottish commander’s daughter Joselyn Seton to secure Berwick. Their unexpected love challenges the conquest's purpose, while renewed Scottish resistance threatens Stephen and the future they are building.

2

Island of Glass

by Kathryn Le Veque

2012

Kenneth St. Hever is ordered to make the headstrong Aubrielle di Witney obedient. Their clashes give way to affection, but a secret she carries draws deadly enemies, transforming his unwanted guardianship into a determination to keep her alive.

3

Fragments of Grace

by Kathryn Le Veque

2013

Keir St. Hever is still searching for his missing son when he rescues Chloe de Geld from a besieged castle. Their unexpected romance faces a rival who claims to hold the boy, exploiting Keir's grief to threaten their future.

4

The Fallen One

by Kathryn Le Veque

2013

Stripped of his knighthood after a political defeat, Mathias de Reyne lives quietly as a blacksmith. Rescuing Cathlina de Lara awakens forbidden hopes, complicated by her connection to the former friend who took his lands and titles.

5

Dragonblade

by Kathryn Le Veque

2014

Knight Tate de Lara protects the young Edward III while gathering allies in Northumberland. His growing attachment to capable but burdened Toby Cartingdon becomes dangerous when enemies of the heir draw her into their struggle for the throne.

6

Queen of Lost Stars

by Kathryn Le Veque

2016

After losing her husband and baby, Madelayne cares for wounded knight Kaspian St. Hever in an unconventional way. Their intimate dependence develops into attraction, forcing two grieving people to confront needs neither expected to find in the other.

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