The Dragonlord Trilogy

Now in a single volume - THE DRAGONLORD TRILOGY! Sea: the Cold Below - Dragonkind is at an end. In a desperate attempt to save the survivors, a new spell is created, one that will allow dragons to live on - at great cost to all the races of the Pact... Centuries later, Rothsarien of Clan Acamarian has a problem: his older brother. Wrethrian has created a mountain stronghold where the inhabitants worship him - against every law of the Pact. When Rothsarien goes to investigate on behalf of his clan leader father, he finds far more than he expected in the form of an imprisoned sythren. The young Rothsarien refuses to make a fateful choice until vision-riddled Wrethrian decides destiny cannot be avoided, no matter the price... no matter the sacrifice. Sky: the Flight Above - Twenty years have passed since Rothsarien's agonizing loss. He has spent the intervening time fueling his hatred and stoking his rage... Across the sea on a guarded continent, the young boy Alari grows into a man, gaining the title of Dragonlord along the way. Yet he suffers from a mysterious illness that leeches his strength and hurts those around him. When Alari's sickness permanently damages the daughter of one the family allies, he must go forth and hunt two dragons in recompense. At the same time, Rothsarien travels forth in search of the ancient enemies of his kind. Alari and Rothsarien head inevitably towards each other, setting the stage for a battle neither one can prepare for... yet neither one can win... Inferno: the War Between - War is at hand, a war none of the Pact expected. A war with ancient enemies long-thought defeated. A war none now alive know how to win. Blood fills the land, blood of the innocent slain in revenge for a grievance long-since harbored. The more Rothsarien flies to aid the Clans, the more destruction he encounters. Meanwhile, back on his mountain, Wrethrian's long-held plans come to fruition... and much loss. But there is still a chance, buried beneath the sea. A slim chance held in the hands of the dying Lethien. But can he survive the inferno in his blood long enough to complete the purpose for which he was born, or will the world be destroyed by the enraged, relentless fire of the Exiled?