Spire of Tavnir

A crime committed • A verse missing • And a secret has escaped its box

After the Battle of Thornbrill, Jason navigates the limits of his powers while Melanie struggles with homesickness. But those are not their only worries when an enemy thought to be dead returns. Spawned from a heinous crime, this dark force plots in the shadows beyond even the reach of Empress Elethýna. This foe shouldn’t have survived. Now it wants Scalaed.

Embarking on a new mission, Melanie and Jason try to find the elusive Spire’s Scroll, which appoints the Descendant of Light—the only one who can defeat the enemy. But legend suggests the final verse never made it to the kingdoms, and a madness overtakes any who journey to its birthplace.

New companions brew tension, darkness infects hearts, and a life-long secret breaks free. If Melanie and Jason cannot solve the meaning of the Spire’s Scroll in time, the enemy will use Scalaed to escape banishment and bring foul forces to exact revenge on the Tindorians who put them there in the first place.

What readers are saying:

  • Even better than the first book!

    This story just keeps getting better and better! Love the new dynamic between the characters and plot twists. My whole family is reading this! Well done!

    -Amazon Review

  • Fantastic Sequel!

    I highly recommend this book for fans of the Eragon, or Dragonriders of Pern series! The first book sets the stage for the depth and expansion present in this sequel. The amount of detail, descriptions, and by-play with the characters draws you in and during a particular sequence, gives you the heebie-jeebies. Great plot twists, story-telling, and dare I say even a bit of education. I had the opportunity to binge the first two books back to back and am now very impatient for the third!

    After these, there are talks of a dystopian series and I cannot wait to see what the author can do with that theme after seeing her develop from her first book until now. Great intro into fantasy for YA as it does a great job of inferring violence instead of going into gory Game of Thrones level detail!

    -Goodreads Review

  • Better than the first

    Not often can I say the second book is better than the first, but in this case it is. I was honored to Beta read this book. I will say there are at least 4-5 plot twists and you will come to love them. That aside if you like dragons and fantasy you will love this book. I definitely get How to Train Your Dragon vibes and I love it.

    -Goodreads Review