All her life, Cora has only dreamt her mother’s memories. When she dreams of a man her mother has never met, in a cavern she has never visited, Cora’s world will change forever. Haunted by her mother’s past, Cora can never live up to the expectations of the clan. Her healing skills are limited at best, and her only real skill appears to be the Oldra trait of being able to talk to all dragons. When she becomes separated from her dragons and lost to her clan, she finds herself surrounded by the shadows of her mother’s past, in a world very different to the one she knows. Everyone she meets wants something from her, and she doesn’t know who to trust. But being lost might be just what she needs to learn who she really is, and what dreams are hers alone. As the darkness closes in around her, she will need to find what is truly in her heart before she is lost to the shadows forever.

The snow has called to Gerry her whole life. Now it has pulled her to the frozen world of Essawood, to be a warrior in war she didn’t know existed. Essawood is the world of her dreams, where she used a bow with accuracy and held magic in her hands. Yet this world is very different now she stands in it, as are the dragons and people who fill the Penna cavern. Expectations mount as to who she is and what she can do, and now her dreams scare her awake. Can she find her place in the snow when the shadows hide a greater threat?

Gerry slips through the snow into a world she has dreamt of her entire life, to find it something very different to what she thought it might be. Once there she discovers skills that help her childhood dreams make sense. But among the people and dragons and snow, something lurks in the shadows. Can she learn who she really is to help these people defeat what wants to destroy her new world. Or does it just want her? The box set contains the complete Mark of Oldra series.

The queen is missing, the cardinal has disappeared and no one knows who, or what, is behind the darkness that descended on Sunsong. Those who saw the shadows dissipate in the throne room know their return is inevitable. And there is no way to stop them.

A dying king, a favoured daughter and a secret hidden in the shadows. The Raven Queen of Rocfeld is expected to be chosen by the gods from amongst the three princesses. One is favoured by the people, one is favoured by the Silent Sisters and one is favoured by her father, but who will be favoured by the gods? The gods will mark their choice with raven hair, but as the days turn into weeks without a new queen, speculation and suspicion grows. The youngest daughter, Meg raised to put her duty first, has determined the gods will make the right decision. But Rocfeld is not what it was. The harder Meg tries to help her kingdom, the more dangerous her world becomes. Her eldest sister makes decisions as though she is already queen. Enemies hide in the shadows whispering of magic and death, and her allies may not be as they appear. If you like epic battles, vengeful gods and determined princesses, then you will love Georgina Makalani’s sword and sorcery series.

A maligned princess, a magic mirror and seven little warriors. In an attempt to assist a new queen with a bandit problem, Iski and Flare become separated, again. As Flare wonders what she should be doing, Iski struggles to focus on the task at hand. A princess seeks the assistance of her father’s warriors, but the new queen has banished them and even if she manages to find them, they may not be able to help. The quest is not what Iski expected, but then it rarely is. Can he find some focus before more than the quest is lost?

Ana is locked away from both her magic and the world, Ed and Dray are lost amongst the trees and Ende is just…lost. Losing the magic she has only just discovered, Ana fears she has lost the only way to help her friends. While new friends offer support, she can’t trust the reasons behind their help. Particularly the little dragon who only wants for Ed. Ed can’t decide if returning to the capital is a good idea, and Dray isn’t as focused on the task as he should be. But there may be little choice in what they do next; as something hunts for them in the shadows and the forest might not be enough to protect them. And Endeavour has far more important things than kings and crowns to consider. With his thoughts on the past, can he ignore the shadows calling forth something even darker?