Sigil of the Dragon Children

You struggle with insignificance, Old One, Golmosh sent, keeping his eyes forward.I do not, Wenlyn muttered. I'm a dragon rider. Wenlyn is a prominent dragon rider, born with the strongest transformational magic in two millennia. There's just one problem: no dragon has chosen him as a companion yet, and he fears none ever will. When a queen dies, leaving a void in the magical boundary protecting the Six Realms, the Dragon Council fears it may collapse. Maylin, a student destined for a life of public service, is asked to become queen. She must complete her coronation within seven days to keep the boundary from collapsing. Attacked by bandits on the road, Maylin races to make it to her coronation on time. Determined to prove his worth to the Council, Wenlyn investigates deaths related to a sinister black vapor. He suspects Fear Mongers have infiltrated the Six Realms, and are purposely trying to collapse the boundary. If it falls, how will Wenlyn protect his family? And what darkness will he have to protect them against? Those who most fear insignificance often prove most crucial, as evidenced by the Sigil of the Dragon Children. Enter a rich mystical world full of magic, dragons, evil sorcerers, and centuries-old prophecy. If such things offend, feel free to spread your wings and fly away. Otherwise, scroll up and experience the dragon magic of the Six Realms with Wenlyn. "I fell in love with every single one of these characters. D.B. Tarragon has created a stunningly rich magical world and expertly weaves together several different storylines that will keep you turning pages. This should definitely be your next high fantasy read!"--M.N. Kinch, Fantasy Author "I have never read a more action-packed, thrilling adventure of so many dynamic and loving characters woven into one magnificent story than this one. D.B. Tarragon has blended the perfect amount of mystery and intrigue in Dragon Magic that had me salivating for answers with every flip of the page. Cannot recommend this series enough!--Morgan Dewey