THE THIEVES OF MAGIC TRILOGY
Three companions. Three secrets. Three quests, each deadlier than the last. Full of danger, heart, and magic, The Thieves of Magic Trilogy is the epic tale of unlikely friendships, unbreakable courage, and the powerful choices that shape who we become, even when all hope seems lost.
Some doors were never meant to be unlocked.
BOOK ONE: DREADMARROW
When Tessa Skye’s father is killed by order of a powerful conjurer, her world is turned upside down. As a locksmith’s apprentice with a magical amulet that lets her transform into a sparrow, Tessa is determined to do the impossible, bring him back.
But her only hope lies in stealing the Dreadmarrow, the conjurer’s most prized artifact, said to hold power over life and death.
BOOK TWO: gravenwood
Desperate to cure her mother of the delusion that she’s a bird, Tessa sets out with Ash and Calder to enlist the help of the Conjurer Lord Queshire. Together, the three must cross rugged mountains beset by soldiers under Ratcher’s command, hostile riders, and heat-sucking wraiths. The soon-separated companions risk everything to come together against the evil forces working against them.
But none may survive the treachery of the rising despots—unless Tessa can conquer her inner doubts and unlock the secret to becoming a true conjurer.
BOOK THREE: KINGSHACKLE
Ash is missing and must be found. Confounding the matter, the Conjurer King Slayert launches an attack against the remaining free cities. When Slayert’s massive army of hulking swordsmen and axe-wielding boarmen marches on Blackgrove, there’s little doubt the city will succumb. Saving the world falls to our three heroes, who must steal the magical artifact that makes Slayert invincible—his own crown, called the Kingshackle. But it’s guarded by a ferocious dragon in addition to the king’s insurmountable magic. To unleash the power within her, Tessa must win the King’s Challenge, the ultimate proof of her intelligence, valor, and heart. But the Challenge tests her in ways she could not have imagined.