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Songs from the Seashell Archives Books in Order

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Explore Elizabeth Ann Scarborough's Songs from the Seashell Archives books in order, with summaries of magical quests, witches, minstrels, and dragons.

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Songs from the Seashell Archives books in publication order

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6 books

1

Song of Sorcery

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

1982

Hearthwitch Maggie Brown can cook banquets and kindle fires, but finding her runaway fairy stepsister demands unfamiliar magic. With a talking cat and traveling minstrel Colin Songsmith, she leaves home to bring Amberwine back.

2

Bronwyn's Bane

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

1983

Princess Bronwyn has inherited a giant's stature and a curse that forces her to lie. Sent away during a war, she travels with companions whose magic may help her confront the curse and her kingdom's troubles.

3

The Unicorn Creed

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

1983

Made a princess against her wishes, Maggie Brown abandons her crown to travel with Colin Songsmith and Moonshine the unicorn. Their search for a loophole in the unicorn's restrictive creed draws them into fresh dangers threatening Argonia.

4

The Christening Quest

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

1985

Carole accompanies Prince Rupert on a journey to christen his kidnapped niece. In a kingdom where firstborn children become bargaining chips, securing the child's safety requires magical gifts and protection that an ordinary baptism cannot provide.

5

The Dragon, the Witch, and the Railroad

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

2015

Industrial Argonia runs on enslaved dragons, while witches and their magic fall out of favor. After her father's fatal balloon accident, truth-cursed Verity Brown seeks the real culprit and tries to save the dragon wranglers blamed for it.

6

The Redundant Dragons

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

2018

Queen Verity frees Argonia's dragons from industrial servitude, only to face the enormous problem of feeding them. Political enemies exploit the crisis and force her aboard an outbound ship, leaving her kingdom vulnerable to a rival's control.

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