Jane Austen's Dragons Books in Order
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Jane Austen's Dragons books in publication order
16 books
Pemberley
by Maria Grace
2016
Darcy's rare firedrake egg has been stolen, and the hunt leads him to Hertfordshire and Elizabeth Bennet. To recover it before it hatches, they must work together before distrust endangers the fragile peace between humans and dragons.
Longbourn: Dragon Entail
by Maria Grace
2017
Baby dragon Pemberley has hatched, but her future is tangled up with Longbourn's entail and Mr. Collins's plans for Elizabeth. Darcy and Elizabeth are forced into a dangerous gamble that could cost them everything.
A Proper Introduction to Dragons
by Maria Grace
2018
When young Elizabeth discovers abandoned fairy dragon eggs, her father is pulled into a dangerous secret world. He must protect the eggs, manage jealous dragons, and help his unusual daughter find her place in it all.
Netherfield: Rogue Dragon
by Maria Grace
2018
Elizabeth is accidentally betrothed, banished from home, and desperate to secure Pemberley's future. While she faces a rogue dragon, Darcy uncovers betrayal and a plot that threatens both their love and the peace with dragonkind.
Kellynch Dragon Persuasion
by Maria Grace
2020
With Kellynch in debt and its dragon's treasure missing, Anne faces family disaster and old heartbreak. Wentworth returns as a Blue Order agent, and together they must stop a dangerous awakening before it ends in bloodshed.
The Dragons of Kellynch
by Maria Grace
2020
Anne Elliot's refusal of a proposal turns her life upside down in ways she never expected, including the sudden ability to see dragons. Once she can hear them, her world and her future are changed for good.
Dragon Keepers' Cotillion
by Maria Grace
2021
Elizabeth is juggling sisters, a baby dragon, and the impossible politics of the Dragon Keepers' Cotillion. Meanwhile Darcy faces threats to Pemberley's territory and to the Blue Order itself.
Dragons Beyond the Pale
by Maria Grace
2021
Elizabeth and Darcy head to London expecting Order business, not smugglers, kidnapping, and a fairy dragon's prank with deadly consequences. One unthinkable crime could shatter the accords and push dragons and humans toward war.
The Turnspit Dragon and other Tales of the Blue Order
by Maria Grace
2021
This story collection slips behind the Blue Order's doors to show the hidden lives of dragons, Keepers, and Friends. The tales range through love, loss, loyalty, and the odd little moments that hold the world together.
Miss Georgiana and the Dragon
by Maria Grace
2022
Georgiana Darcy is shipped off to school to become a proper Blue Order young lady, much against her will. When dragon students arrive and she is paired with one, school becomes far stranger and far more dangerous.
The Buttercross Dragon
by Maria Grace
2022
Minor farmer Peter Smalley has rent due, no money, and no time for dragon trouble. Then a distressed little dragon seeks him out and pulls him into a Blue Order adventure he never wanted.
The Dragons of Pemberley
by Maria Grace
2022
Elizabeth and Darcy are finally home at Pemberley, only to find the estate overrun with dragon-sized problems. Wyrms, territory disputes, and new threats test even the Dragon Sage's ability to keep order.
Here There Be Dragons
by Maria Grace
2023
Newly married Anne and Wentworth should be settling happily into life by the sea. Instead, silent sea dragons, a hostile magistrate, and urgent Order business turn their fresh start into another storm.
Dragons at Lands End
by Maria Grace
2024
A dragon war is edging closer, and Wentworth may be one of the few men able to change its course. While he faces looming conflict, Anne is left to manage family trouble, dragon politics, and fresh threats at home.
Secrets of the Dragon Archives
by Maria Grace
2024
Elizabeth heads to London to protect Little Anne and the child she carries, expecting safety inside Blue Order offices. Instead she finds nervous council dragons, dangerous discoveries, and secrets buried deep in the archives.
Dancing with Dragons
by Maria Grace
2025
Margaret Dashwood's big moment at the Dragon Keeper's Cotillion is threatened by Snuff's chaos and a much darker Blue Order problem. Missing dragons, smuggling, and a stiff-backed auditor pull Margaret into far more than a dance.
Jane Austen's Dragons books in chronological order

Pemberley
by Maria Grace
2016Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 1
Longbourn: Dragon Entail
by Maria Grace
2017Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 2
Netherfield: Rogue Dragon
by Maria Grace
2018Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 3
A Proper Introduction to Dragons
by Maria Grace
2018Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 4
The Dragons of Kellynch
by Maria Grace
2020Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 5
Kellynch Dragon Persuasion
by Maria Grace
2020Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 6
Dragons Beyond the Pale
by Maria Grace
2021Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 7
Dragon Keepers' Cotillion
by Maria Grace
2021Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 8
The Turnspit Dragon and other Tales of the Blue Order
by Maria Grace
2021Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 9
The Buttercross Dragon
by Maria Grace
2022Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 10
The Dragons of Pemberley
by Maria Grace
2022Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 11
Miss Georgiana and the Dragon
by Maria Grace
2022Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 12
Here There Be Dragons
by Maria Grace
2023Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 13
Secrets of the Dragon Archives
by Maria Grace
2024Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 14
Dragons at Lands End
by Maria Grace
2024Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 15
Dancing with Dragons
by Maria Grace
2025Jane Austen's Dragons, Book 16
Series background & context
Maria Grace's Jane Austen's Dragons series takes one wild premise, that dragons have always existed in Regency England, and treats it as if it were the missing fact that makes the whole period suddenly click into place.
At first glance, the setup sounds playful. Darcy has a dragon egg. Elizabeth understands dragons better than most people understand each other. There is a hidden order that keeps the peace between dragonkind and humankind. But the books do not stay at the level of a gimmick. Very quickly, the series builds a full alternate Regency world where dragon territories, ancient treaties, estate obligations, and political loyalties shape everyday life.
The early novels begin close to Pride and Prejudice, with Darcy, Elizabeth, Longbourn, Pemberley, and the Blue Order at the center. Darcy is not simply a gentleman with romantic problems, he is a Keeper, responsible for dragon interests as well as human ones. Elizabeth's sympathy for dragons and unusual ability to connect with them make her central to much more than a courtship plot. From there the world keeps widening.
And the dragons are never just decoration.
They have tempers, opinions, loyalties, rivalries, and social structures of their own. Some are majestic and politically dangerous. Some are small, chaotic, or unexpectedly funny. Estate dragons matter because estates matter. Sea dragons matter because coastlines, trade, and jurisdiction matter. London matters because records, councils, and the machinery of the Order sit there. The fantasy and the Regency setting are braided together all the way through.
As the series grows, it branches beyond Darcy and Elizabeth. Anne Elliot and Wentworth become major players, Georgiana gets space to shine, and later books push deeper into Order politics, dragon history, archives, succession struggles, and the possibility of outright dragon war. What starts as an Austen retelling becomes something much larger, an ongoing fantasy saga that still remembers it began with drawing rooms, family pressure, and a disastrous first impression.
The tone balances adventure with domestic feeling. There are rescues, battles, conspiracies, and high stakes for the realm, but there are also marriages, siblings, children, awkward visits, and arguments about what loyalty really requires. That blend is a big part of the charm.
If you want a series that starts with Austen and then cheerfully grows teeth, wings, and a political history of its own, this is the one. It is imaginative, affectionate toward the original novels, and completely willing to let dragons rearrange the map.
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