Grace Draven Books in Order

To save her grandfather, fiddler Elsbeth must play for the wyvern haunting the cliffs of Maldoza. The beast feels hauntingly familiar, and the meeting forces her to confront a love she thought was lost years ago.

This collection brings together two dragon-shifter romances, one about a dragon lord and the woman who fled him, the other about a fiddler facing the wyvern she once loved. It is an older, more compact corner of Draven's fantasy romance.

Martise agrees to spy on the sorcerer Silhara in exchange for her freedom, only to find herself drawn to the man she is meant to betray. Their dangerous attraction unfolds against corrupt gods, forbidden magic, and a world on edge.

Louvaen follows her beautiful sister to a cursed household and finds a warlord slowly losing himself to old magic. This Beauty and the Beast reimagining mixes sharp banter, family tension, bloodthirsty roses, and hard-earned tenderness.

A political marriage joins human noblewoman Ildiko and Kai prince Brishen, who find each other physically unsettling but unexpectedly easy to love. Their friendship-first bond is tested when court schemes and old hostilities threaten both kingdoms.

After the events of Master of Crows, Silhara travels as guest of honor to a winter festival tied to his father's people. The short piece is more epilogue than adventure, built around warmth, devotion, and earned peace.

While a storm gathers, Martise tells Silhara the tale of a human woman who married the lightning god to bring rain to a dying land. It is a brief, myth-shaped story about sacrifice, longing, and hope.

This moonlit fantasy collection blends romance, danger, and a darker magical atmosphere. It is a compact, moody read for readers who like longing, myth, and difficult choices.

A ruined temple awakens a buried power in Martise and releases a threat far older than either of them guessed. Silhara will cross magic, time, and old lies to bring his wife back from an encroaching darkness.

Brishen is thrust onto a blighted throne when a malignant force tears through Haradis. As darkness spreads and war looms, he and Ildiko must choose between sacrifice, duty, and the fragile alliances keeping their world alive.

Three linked fantasy shorts revisit the worlds of Radiance, Master of Crows, and Entreat Me. It is a compact collection of follow-up moments, lore, and character beats for readers who want a little more time in each world.

This short fantasy novella leans into court politics after a hard-won victory, when ruling turns out to be more difficult than winning. It is a compact read about diplomacy, old grief, and the cost of holding power.

Imogen goes in search of a legendary king trapped in a city outside ordinary time, hoping he can break the curse that has isolated her since birth. What she finds is a sad, secretive ruler and a dangerous bargain.

Nathaniel Gordon, a graveyard guardian caught between the living and the dead, believes his old life is gone for good. Then he meets Lenore again and follows her toward the mouth of Hell, where ghosts and monsters wait.

Museum archivist Claire expects a lonely Christmas until a strangely familiar coworker stirs up an old connection. Mixing holiday atmosphere with Norse myth, this novella asks whether love can survive exile, memory, and time.

Jahna Uhlfrida has spent her life hiding from ridicule, but a winter festival and a patient swordmaster begin to change that. This novella pairs quiet self-discovery with a gentle, slow-building romance in the Wraith Kings world.

On a stormy coast, Zigana Imre senses a deadly sea creature luring grieving villagers to their deaths. To save someone she loves, she must trust her water-sight and face an ancient hunger rising from the surf.

Gilene has survived years of ritual sacrifice through fire magic and illusion, but gladiator Azarion sees through her secret. Their bargain to escape a brutal empire becomes a fierce fight for freedom, revenge, and a future neither expected.

This fantasy anthology gathers season-themed stories by several authors, including Grace Draven's sea-soaked novella A Wilderness of Glass. It is a good pick if you want magic, romance, and varied worlds in one volume.

Widow Brida Gazi rescues a wounded merman from the tidal pools and awakens a dangerous fascination on both land and sea. Their fragile connection is soon threatened by a man who wants Brida's strange magic for himself.

Halani hides dangerous earth magic until a dragon bone relic draws her into the path of Malachus, a draga running out of time. Together they must outrun an empress who would kill him and use his kind as trophies.

After war with the galla, guilt-ridden Serovek escorts the soulless body of a monk across a dangerous landscape, with sharp-tongued Anhuset beside him. Demons, divided loyalties, and growing desire turn the journey into a brutal test of survival.

Emerence Ipsan has never minded spinsterhood, until a young Quereci warrior arrives during the winter festival and unsettles her certainty. This quiet Wraith Kings novella offers warmth, longing, and a romance that grows in small, believable steps.

Siora can speak to the dead, which makes her both useful and vulnerable in a collapsing empire. Hunted by an assassin with his own reasons for vengeance, she may be the only one who can stop a hungry force stalking the ghosts.

Brishen's victory over the galla came at the cost of Kai magic, and the loss still haunts his kingdom. When a new enemy targets Ildiko and their adopted daughter, he faces another choice that could change everything.

Disaris's gift for code-breaking puts her in the path of armies, cultists, and men who want to use her. Her only real ally may be Bron, the battle mage she once loved and no longer knows how to trust.