The Dragon Thief Books in Order
The Dragon Thief is a series of 5 books written by DK Holmberg.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Dragon Thief books in publication order
5 books
Lava Dragon
by DK Holmberg
2021
As a nearby volcano threatens Zarinth, thief Ty plans one final score before abandoning the city and his past. Competing with the notorious Dragon Thief for the same prize reveals a job whose stakes reach beyond escape and money.
Smoke and Shadows
by DK Holmberg
2021
Ty trains to control his bond with a smoke dragon, knowing failure could mean losing it to another mage. As Roson James acts against the kingdom, Ty must master their connection before enemies exploit the defenders' own power.
The Obsidian Dragon
by DK Holmberg
2021
Ty struggles to understand his bond with the smoke dragon while Lothinal continues threatening the kingdom. With the Dragon Touched compromised, he follows the power of the Flame, seeking the control needed to protect both dragons and people.
Within the Dragon's Jaw
by DK Holmberg
2021
A dangerous priest demands that Ty complete a search the Dragon Thief could not finish. Leaving home, Ty must evade Roson James and the Dragon Touched while seeking a prize that could free a captive and prevent war.
The Dragon King
by DK Holmberg
2022
Ty hopes to study his dragon connection, but the ghost king's request draws him into another journey. With threats to the kingdom unresolved, he searches for buried truths about the Flame that could determine the country's future.
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