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Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers Books in Order

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Find the Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers books by Marie Johnston in order, with summaries, background, and reading-order help.

Last updated: July 6, 2026

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Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers books in publication order

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3 books

1

The Dragon's Oath

by Marie Johnston

2022

Dragon shifter Deacon demands an oath from a human woman in exchange for saving her father, then realizes exactly how much that choice may cost them both.

2

The Dragon's Promise

by Marie Johnston

2022

Penn finally has a chance with Venus, the woman he has always wanted, but clan expectations and old embarrassment send her running. He refuses to let her disappear quietly.

3

The Dragon's Vow

by Marie Johnston

2022

One reckless connection with a human woman turns into much more for Steel. Family duties and dragon politics make a simple romance impossible.

Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Dragon's Oath"

    The Dragon's Oath

    by Marie Johnston

    2022Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Dragon's Promise"

    The Dragon's Promise

    by Marie Johnston

    2022Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "The Dragon's Vow"

    The Dragon's Vow

    by Marie Johnston

    2022Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers, Book 3

Series background & context

The Silver Dragon Shifter Brothers books are Marie Johnston's dragon romances, built around brothers who carry family and clan expectations on their backs whether they want to or not. The setup is paranormal, but the emotional problems are familiar: duty versus desire, old embarrassment, the wrong person at the wrong time, and the fear that love will cost too much.

Each book focuses on a different brother, which gives the series a solid family thread without making the romances feel repetitive. Johnston uses the shared dragon world for pressure, promises, and political consequences. An oath is never just an oath here. A promise can be a trap. A casual choice can ripple across a whole clan.

Dragons do not do low stakes.

Compared with some of Johnston's darker paranormal work, these books feel a little cleaner and more romance-forward, though there is still plenty of tension. Human heroines and dragon heroines both have to navigate rules that were in place long before they arrived. The heroes may be powerful, but that power rarely makes their emotional lives easier.

If you like protective brothers, mating pressure, supernatural family politics, and romance built around big promises that cannot be taken back, this series delivers exactly that. It works well for readers who want Johnston's paranormal side without diving into her larger vampire-and-shifter war first.

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