By Jendia Gammon

The Vale of Seven Dragons is an epic fantasy novel by Nebula and BSFA award finalist author Jendia Gammon. This is the first book in a planned trilogy.

This is the tale of a rebellious princess and a loyalist prince, seven lost dragons, and the beginning of the end of their world as they know it.

The 16-year-old Princess Githilien (Thilly) of Vickery wants nothing to do with the Crown. She wants either to become a knight, which is forbidden, or join her mother’s secretive mystical practices in the north. Whereas 18-year-old Prince Beaumain of Catellaith is of age to be knighted, and he frowns upon any deviation from his royal birthright. By tradition, the two teens should be betrothed from Thilly’s birth, but her mother insisted on raising an independent daughter who might choose her own destiny.

But when monsters invade the lands of the south, Thilly and Beaumain must unite and fight for the future of their lands, and try to find the missing Seven Dragons of myth…if they even existed at all.

“Five stars. Jendia Gammon’s done it again! With breathtaking plotting, complex world-building, and the voracious readability of an instant classic, The Vale of Seven Dragons truly has it all. This tale of magic and mayhem, friendship and family, will appeal to fans of fantasy and coming-of-age stories alike. Highly recommended!”

– Danika (D.K.) Stone, best-selling, multi-genre author of Switchback, All the Feels, Internet Famous, Inescapable and the Waterton trilogy. 


“The Vale of Seven Dragons puts the epic in epic fantasy. With a vivid world that continues to grow with each chapter and a fantastic cast of characters, this propulsive coming of age story blends genres and familiar tropes with ease. From fae groves to cosmic horror and a mind-blowing climax, I’m raring to read more in this expansive universe Jendia Gammon has created!”

— Harvey Hamer, Diamond Dimensions Universe author and Star Wars Insider contributor

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Cover art by Chris Panatier.

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