J. C. Bryant

A rider will emerge from amongst the fae. She is of the sea, air, and land. She will be a thread, and a bridge, and a vessel, and a sword. She will usher in the triumvirate era. With those four lines, the three elder dragons known to humankind as the Immortals had ushered in the Triumvirate Age...

Fresh off her detour to 1940s Liverpool, Verity Byron is tired. The “sick and tired” kind of tired. Tired of the nightmares, tired of the stress, but mostly tired of feeling like a pawn in Genevieve’s game: the scavenger hunt across time, her taunts, and, most of all, her damned book club...

Verity is tired of the D.C. grind. Starved for purpose, Verity jumps at an unimaginable opportunity offered by her brilliant roommate from college—pack up your life, move cross-country, and do meaningful work alongside your idol and recent time traveler from 1871, Ada Lovelace. Benevolent...

For romantasy lovers, and fans of Rebecca Yarros and Sarah J. Maas, Dragon Diplomacy has it all. Steamy sexual tension, fearsome fire breathing dragons threatening death from above, and a cadre of strong sassy female characters who drive the plot.