Tora is the daughter of the former king and queen of Nordanland. In addition, Tora is a powerful seid and healer who is slowly discovering her powers. The blood moon is here and the evil Witchmaster is ready to take over Nordanland. Will Tora and her friends be able to stop him? In the Ella trilogy we follow Tora and her friend Wolf in their fight against gray gnomes, oknytt and black magic, all spiced up with a few splashes of Aesir faith. The name of the trilogy refers to the special crosses of magic that run through the story. The Tale of Oknytt and Gray gnomes is the first book in the Ella trilogy about the girl Tora. The second book is called The Tale of Gealdors and Runes and this book, The Tale of Dragons and Flatfeet, is the last.

Tora is the daughter of the former king and queen of Nordanland. In addition, Tora is a powerful seid and healer who is slowly discovering her powers. Tora is hunted by gray gnomes that works for a mysterious man. Who is he? Why is he in Nordanland? The blood moon is coming, and evil forces gets stronger every day. In the Ella trilogy we follow Tora and her friend Wolf in their fight against gray gnomes, oknytt and black magic, all spiced up with a few splashes of Aesir faith. The name of the trilogy refers to the special crosses of magic that run through the story. The Tale of Oknytt and Gray gnomes is the first book in the Ella trilogy about the girl Tora. This book, The tale of Gealdors and Runes, is the second and the last book is called The tale of Dragons and Flatfeet.

The Tale of Oknytt and Gray gnomes is the first book in the Ella trilogy about the girl Tora. Tora is the daughter of the former king and queen of Northland. In addition, Tora is a powerful seer and healer who is slowly discovering her powers. The story is set in Nordanland where evil forces are trying to take over. In the Ella trilogy we follow Tora and her friend Wolf in their fight against gray gnomes, oknytt and black magic, all spiced up with a few splashes of Aesir faith. The name of the series refers to the special crosses of magic that run through the story. In addition to The tale of Oknytt and Gray gnomes, the series also includes The tale of Gealdors and Runes and The tale of Dragons and Flatfeet.

Queen Verity is queen only because her mother has said she has to be. She agrees because, after all, somebody has to liberate the dragons who have long toiled in the boiler room bowels of the city. Now that they are free, nobody has any idea what to do with them or how to feed them. Everyone is used to dragons being docile cogs in the machinery of industry, tamed into tranquility by food treated with a hypnotic tranquilizer, now largely destroyed, leaving a lot of huge hungry beasts roving the capital city of Queenston. Verity needs to act fast, before the dragons remember what dragons once did to feed themselves. The crown has scarcely mussed her hair before her political enemies have her shanghaied and sold to an outward bound vessel, leaving the kingdom to the random mercies of her erstwhile assistant, Malady Hyde.

This enchanting tale of dragons, betrayals, and the power of friendship is the first in a charming and thrilling series by New York Times bestselling author Jessica Day George. Creel can't believe her aunt wants to sacrifice her to the local dragon. It's a ploy to lure a heroic knight so that he will fight the dragon, marry Creel out of chivalrous obligation, and lift the entire family out of poverty. Creel isn't worried. After all, nobody has seen a dragon in centuries. But when the beast actually appears, Creel not only bargains with him for her life, she also ends up with a rare bit of treasure from his hoard: a pair of simple blue slippers, or so she thinks. But Creel learns that these shoes could be used to save her kingdom from the brink of war--or destroy it. Don't miss these other stories from New York Times bestselling author Jessica Day George: Dragon Slippers series Dragon Slippers Dragon Flight Dragon Spear The Rose Legacy series The Rose Legacy Tuesdays at the Castle series Tuesdays at the Castle Wednesdays in the Tower Thursdays with the Crown Fridays with the Wizards Saturdays at Sea The Twelve Dancing Princesses series Princess of the Midnight Ball Princess of Glass Princess of the Silver Woods Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow Silver in the Blood

Dragons of all kinds breathe fire and mystery into the seventeen short stories in Dragon Tales. Does dreaming of dragons bring riches? Is a dragon necklace good luck? Can snapdragons lead to murder? To find out, turn the pages and you will never look at dragons the same way again.