Wings 'N' Wands (Jocelynn Drake) Books in Order
Part ofJocelynn Drake Books in OrderSee the Wings 'N' Wands books by Jocelynn Drake in order, with quick summaries, series background, and a clear guide to where to start.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Wings 'N' Wands (Jocelynn Drake) books in publication order
3 books
Ruins
by Jocelynn Drake
2022
Amaru accidentally puts an entire dragon clan to sleep for five hundred years and then has to fix it. Waking them would be easier if his dragon mates would stop avoiding him.
Rise
by Jocelynn Drake
2023
The Wings 'n' Wands story keeps climbing as Amaru and his dragon mates work to wake his sleeping clan and untangle the damage already done. The romance stays central, but the wider magical stakes rise with it.
Soar
by Jocelynn Drake
2024
The final Wings 'n' Wands volume pushes its dragon and mage story toward resolution. Love, clan loyalties, and old magical damage all have to land in the same place before the series can breathe.
Wings 'N' Wands (Jocelynn Drake) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Wings 'N' Wands shifts the dragon romance action to the Valerii ice dragon clan in Brazil. It spins out of Scales 'N' Spells, but it has its own identity right away, warmer weather, a new clan, plenty of magical damage to fix, and dragons who are every bit as overprotective and stubborn as their fire-breathing counterparts.
The prequel story sets up King Rodrigo and Ha Na, then the main novels move into the next generation of chaos. Samuel is trying to repair his broken core, not fall for Dimitri. Amaru has the larger magical disaster on his hands, because a whole mage clan has been asleep for five hundred years and waking them is no simple matter. Later, Salem runs straight into the sort of mate trouble he very much did not ask for.
Nobody in this series gets to keep life simple.
What links the books is the combination of fated mates and ongoing magical cleanup. The romances are central, but the dragons are also dealing with lost clans, damaged power, old traditions, and the wider consequences of magic gone wrong. Brazil matters as a setting too. The series keeps a breezier, more open feel even when the stakes jump.
If you want dragon romance with more chaos than solemnity, lots of clan energy, and a continuing arc that stretches across the books, this is the ice dragon series to follow.
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