★★★★★ “Was an easy read and quickly got me fully involved in the characters and story. Morgan paints enough of a picture to let your imagination dive into a new world without being over descriptive.” - Reviewer
★★★★★ “I am currently reading your book. And I am loving it. The connection between the boy and the Dragon being so tenuous is amazing.” - Reviewer
★★★★★ “The first chapter has got me hooked. I love the setting and the description of everything is so clear it makes you feel as if you were there! I’m not a fast reader but this is a book you don’t want to put down.” - Reviewer
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Step into a brand-new adventure with magic, dragons, ancient ruins, and a whole load of action…
I’m really excited to announce that I’m releasing a brand-new dragon-fueled desert fantasy adventure – and while Ava Frostborn’s story may have come to a close, I’ve got something new and exciting in store for everybody who loved the Frostwing Quadrilogy…
Does anyone remember that scene from Independence Day when the heroes take down the alien mothership and save Earth from whatever grisly fate the aliens had in mind (and gave rise to one of the most often-quoted speeches in cinematic history)?…
Here’s a fun fact: dragons are so popular that there’s even a constellation named after them.
Granted, it’s a little underwhelming when you see it, but still.
The constellation originally comes from the Greeks, like most constellation names that we know today. Draco is literally their word for “dragon”…
Taming dragons is a death wish. But that won’t stop her.
The first book in the epic YA adventure fantasy series Frostwing: Dragonbond is now live on Amazon! If you loved the fast-paced novella Dragonpelt, then you won’t want to miss this full-length novel.
Just take a look at what’s in store…
Christmas is creeping up on us, and if you're in New Zealand (like I am), that means we get to enjoy summer.
But originally being from the UK, I've never really been able to get into the Christmas spirit over here.
Santa in swimming trunks is just weird.
Anyhow, I thought I'd take this opportunity to share with you something really cool which has been gathering dust on my shelf for as long as I remember…
This might sound a little daft, but at least for me, writing book descriptions drastically improved one key area of my writing abilities.
How, you may ask?
Allow me to explain.
When we’re writing book descriptions we only have a few hundred words to work with - usually nothing more than 300, max.
And we’re supposed to fit an entire book into THAT…
Now, I’ve always had a special place for series finishers. Whether its the end of a trilogy, a quadrilogy, or some huge monstrosity of a series, the ending is always something which I enjoy.
And not because I’m finally forced to put the book down and re-emerge into the real world…
I’m going to have to be really original here and say that Lord of the Rings is a top favorite fantasy book of mine - and while I’m not actually interested in emulating the writing style (and I feel far too many people run the risk of writing bootleg-Shakespeare, as I once heard one person say) it really did have a big impact on my love of fantasy…
I’m taking this opportunity to share a method of book planning which I haven’t seen anyone else mention before.
Now, I’m definitely not the first one to think about this, but I’ve gone through countless resources and I’ve never seen it mentioned.
And even if you’re not a writer, this could still be useful to you…
At the edge of the world, dragons are calling…
After a bit of an unplanned hiatus and plenty of writing (I know I’m terrible at managing blogs!), Ava Frostborn is back with a brand-new adventure which will take her far beyond her mountainous home and to a new and dangerous land of dragons, cities, and a host of enemies…