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Tales of Lentari Books in Order

Tales of Lentari is a series of 6 books written by Jeffrey M Poole.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Tales of Lentari books in publication order

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6 books

1

Lost City

by Jeffrey M Poole

2013

A mysterious mark on young dwarf Lukas offers clues to the lost city of Nar. Breslin joins an expedition to investigate, facing rare creatures and a dragon's nest while trying to assemble an ancient relic with an unknown purpose.

2

Something Wyverian This Way Comes

by Jeffrey M Poole

2014

New mother Pryllan discovers that a plague threatens Lentari's dragons. Defying the Dragon Lord's anger, she seeks help from Steve and Sarah Miller, and the group searches for the cause of a disaster spreading through dragonkind.

3

A Portal for Your Thoughts

by Jeffrey M Poole

2015

Missing villagers lead Lentari's investigators to an unusual portal in a forest. Sarah Miller arrives to examine it, only to vanish inside; Steve follows her into a journey that crosses both worlds and time in unexpected ways.

4

Thoughts for a Portal

by Jeffrey M Poole

2015

Stranded without a working portal or Sarah's teleportation powers, Steve Miller struggles to return home. Rescuing missing villagers and protecting his ancestors complicate his journey, since mistakes in the past could threaten his own existence and future.

5

Wizard in the Woods

by Jeffrey M Poole

2015

Eighteen-year-old Prince Mikal asks for a meaningful responsibility and receives a mission to investigate a renegade wizard. While his father tackles a larger threat to Lentari, Mikal and his companions pursue the troublemaker and possible connections between the crises.

6

Steve and Sarah's planned vacation is interrupted by a distress call from an unfamiliar Lentarian species. Preventing disaster requires a journey into unexplored territory, encounters with griffins, and a search for elusive objects under a rapidly approaching deadline.

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