They were never myths. They were memories.
An ancient warrior species arrived on Earth generations ago. They integrated. They had children. Most of them forgot what they were. One didn't.
The Draconari arrived on Earth when their planet was destroyed. They integrated into human civilisation. They married humans, had children, and over generations most of them forgot what they were.
Caelus Ignar — the last full-blood male, heir to a throne he never wanted — spent his childhood in a military research facility as a test subject. When he finally got out, he wanted one thing: to be left alone.
He almost managed it.
Males transform into a dragon-like form — pangolin-scale body, impenetrable, capable of absorbing energy. Females maintain human form but channel superheated plasma.
Decades of integration mean most half-bloods have no idea what they carry. Their symptoms look like human conditions: vitiligo, eczema, chronic pain.
From military facility to city streets to interspecies war — the full saga is written, published, and available now. The World Companion expands the universe for readers who want to go deeper.
All five books available in English and Brazilian Portuguese.
Cover art in production. Series complete and available now.