House of Dragons

by K. A. Linde

First published 2020

Kerrigan Argon stands at the threshold of the House of Dragons, abandoned by her pure-blood Fae father who could no longer hide her mixed ancestry. Half-human and half-fae, she fits nowhere in the rigid world of Alandria, where bloodlines determine destiny. The House of Dragons becomes her reluctant sanctuary, but safety comes with expectations she never asked for. As her coming of age ceremony approaches, Kerrigan faces choices that will shape her entire future. The magical realm buzzes with political intrigue and ancient rivalries between the Royal Houses. She must navigate this treacherous landscape while discovering her own powers and place in a world that sees her as an outsider. Romance complicates everything as potential suitors emerge, each representing different paths forward. Kerrigan realizes that choosing love means choosing sides in conflicts much larger than herself. Her decisions will ripple through Alandria's delicate balance of power, forcing her to confront what it truly means to belong somewhere when you're caught between two worlds.

Genres: romance, coming-of-age, fantasy, young-adult

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: fish-out-of-water, found-family

Setting: Alandria, House of Dragons

490 pages · Paperback · K.A. Linde, Inc.

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