The Dragonmaster Trilogy Books in Order
The Dragonmaster Trilogy is a series of 5 books written by Katie Cross.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Dragonmaster Trilogy books in publication order
5 books
Chronicles of the Dragonmasters
by Katie Cross
2018
Records preserved by lost witches reveal the history preceding Sanna and Isadora Spence's adventures. These companion stories explore the Great Massacre, dragon lore and Talis's disputed legacy, offering accounts of the events that shaped Alkarra and its Dragonmasters.
Flame
by Katie Cross
2018
In the hidden village of Anguis, sisters Sanna and Isadora Spence care for dragons while magic remains forbidden. Sanna's devotion and Isadora's desire for another life lead to consequential decisions as border wars and longstanding tensions threaten their community.
Flight
by Katie Cross
2019
After the Dragonmasters' home burns, Sanna struggles to lead a frightened brood without becoming a tyrant. Meanwhile, Isadora trains with Maximillion and becomes entangled with Cecelia Bianchi, leaving both sisters facing unfamiliar responsibilities and enemies in their expanding worlds.
The Ronan Scrolls
by Katie Cross
2019
After his brother is burned at the stake, scholar Ronan investigates the condition others called madness. Suspecting an ability to see the future, he leaves familiar scholarship behind and travels across Alkarra to uncover the truth about his brother's death.
Freedom
by Katie Cross
2020
Isadora joins Maximillion on a Southern Network delegation to negotiate peace despite wanting distance from him. Meanwhile, Sanna confronts the sea goddess Prana and buried history, leaving both sisters struggling to secure freedom in a world divided by war.
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