Deborah Cooke, the author of the bestselling Dragonfire series of paranormal romances, introduces a new breed of dragon shifters who are out of this world!
The Dragons of Incendium is a paranormal romance series featuring dragon shape shifter heroines. These are also SF romances – Incendium is the home planet of these shifters. These are novellas, with short stories released in between. They should be read in order.
This series is separate from Dragonfire.
On the far side of the galaxy, two planets, Regalia and Incendium, are locked into orbit around a dying sun. Since the Queen of Regalia has twelve sons, and the King of Incendium has twelve daughters, it is clear to both monarchs that the time has come to put their differences aside and compel at least one pair of their children to marry. A prophecy that Drakina, the oldest daughter of the house of Incendium, will bear a son who will save the planet simply adds to the parental desire for a wedding, soon.
The sons of Regalia are champions and knights. The daughters of Incendium are dragon shifters, fiery princesses with appetites beyond all expectation.
The first royal match does not work out well...
The Dragons of Incendium series in order:
(Coming Soon)
Additional Incendium resources here on the site:
• Glossary
• A Brief History of Incendium
• Cast of Characters
• Princesses of Incendium
• Princes of Regalia
Deborah Cooke & Her Books 
Is Peri going to end up with Nero? Or is she getting someone else?
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Peri and Nero’s story will be the one after Wyvern’s Angel. I’m still deciding on the title, but yes, they will be together. 🙂
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I’ve had a book titled Wyvern’s Wizard on my upcoming list. Are you still going to write that book?
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I am, Leanne. The challenge with Wyvern’s Wizard is that it’s more than one sister’s story – and probably more than one book. (I suspect it’s three books, which will have overlapping timelines.) It also tangles in the chronology of my new DragonFate series and I’m still figuring out that connection. I’m working on it, though! Thanks for asking. 🙂
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