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From the author of the critically acclaimed The Wolf of Oren-yaro rediscovers the epic fantasy adventure that pits old legacies against a necromancer’s beast in a tale praised for its complex narrative, character development, rich worldbuilding, and a riveting conclusion.

Sume Kaggawa promised her father a dragon. Abandoned by an older brother who dreamed of grand adventures, she is the only hope left for a family fallen on hard times. A deal with a shadowy mage traps her in a conspiracy between greedy merchants and forgotten kings. For the chance to revive her family name and be everything her brother could never be, Sume must sign away her life and freedom–or forever doom her bloodline to failure.

Meanwhile, the mercenary Kefier finds himself chased down by former associates after a botched job leaves his friend dead. Already once branded a murderer, he crosses paths with his friend’s sister Sume and the merchant-mage, Ylir. Their intertwined fates brings them to the crux of a conflict with the first fire-breathing dragon seen in the continent for decades. But the dragon may not be a dragon, but a demon hell-bent on corrupting those in its path…

“If you’re interested in action, magic, adventure, humour, romance, scandal, revenge– it’s all in this series.” -Amazon Reviewer

“…ambitious and yet it works well…” -Amazon Reviewer

“The plot kept me on the edge of my seat.”-Amazon Reviewer

“…would recommend the series to fans of high fantasy.” -Amazon Reviewer

“Rich, deeply developed worldbuilding.”
-Courtney Schafer, author of The Whitefire Crossing

“Eagle-eyed readers will love the clever use of foreshadowing…” -The Tome and Tankard Inn

“Villoso’s strength is character development and world development.” -The Weatherwax Report

“A rewarding experience.” -The Coffee Archives Speculative Fiction Review

“Do Yourself a favour and pick up Jaeth’s Eye. The characters are fantastic, the world complex and sprawling…” Queenie Reads Too Much

“There is a lot to enjoy. There was betrayal, there was desperation…really well done.” – Book Geeks Uncompromised