Dragonblood Assassin Books in Order
Part ofAndy Peloquin Books in OrderFind the Dragonblood Assassin books in order by Andy Peloquin, with short summaries, reading order, series background, and a simple start guide.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Dragonblood Assassin books in publication order
4 books
Black Talon
by Andy Peloquin
2023
In an empire breaking from within, a black-clad assassin is pulled into a widening struggle for power. What starts as one deadly job grows into a much larger war.
Golden Flames
by Andy Peloquin
2023
The series drives toward open war as long-buried secrets finally ignite. When the empire starts to burn, the assassin has to decide what is still worth saving.
Red Claw
by Andy Peloquin
2023
The conflict inside the empire sharpens as fresh bloodshed and old loyalties collide. The assassin at the center of it all has to strike first, or be swallowed by the chaos.
Silver Spines
by Andy Peloquin
2023
Betrayal cuts deeper as the empire's crisis worsens and every alliance starts to fray. To survive, the assassin has to find the truth before the realm tears itself apart.
Dragonblood Assassin books in chronological order
Black Talon
by Andy Peloquin
2023Dragonblood Assassin, Book 1
Red Claw
by Andy Peloquin
2023Dragonblood Assassin, Book 2
Silver Spines
by Andy Peloquin
2023Dragonblood Assassin, Book 3
Golden Flames
by Andy Peloquin
2023Dragonblood Assassin, Book 4
Series background & context
Dragonblood Assassin drops readers into an empire that is already cracking from the inside. One man, dressed in black and skilled at killing, stands at the center of that pressure. From the start, the series promises intrigue, bloodshed, and a political mess that no single blade should be able to solve.
That is the appeal here. This is epic fantasy built around covert action instead of open battlefield glory. Assassinations, hidden loyalties, shifting alliances, and the slow discovery of larger schemes drive the books forward.
The empire is the real battleground.
Rather than focusing on one simple quest, the series leans into internal collapse, the danger of divided power, and the way one operative can be used by people with much bigger plans. The tone stays tense and forward-moving, with the feeling that every mission is connected to something worse waiting behind it.
If you like fantasy that mixes cloak-and-dagger plotting with a strong assassin lead, this series should land well. Start with Black Talon and expect the conflict to widen from one deadly job into a much larger fight over what the empire becomes next.
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