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Drake Ascendant (Dragon’s Oath Book 1)

Book #1 from the series: Dragon's Oath

Dragons. Magic. Rifts in time.

Dragons have long guarded the fragile balance of history—and now they need a human willing to risk everything to protect it.

Ervig Greenfields, a young prison guard cursed into the form of a dungeon rat, seeks the dragons’ help to reclaim his life. They offer him access to the Labyrinth of Times, where dark magic...

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Shadowalkers (Dragon’s Oath Book 2)

Book #2 from the series: Dragon's Oath

In the quiet village of Man’s Bow, Udoaver Greensleeves and his bride Treena inherit the mysterious Cup of Epochs. With no living family to guide them, they question its origin. Opening it leads to more questions as they step into a new life and a web of ancient secrets.

The cup’s cryptic glyphs reveal unfolding prophecies, connecting them to...

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Sages of Tachnir (Dragon’s Oath Book 3)

From the series: Dragon's Oath

Udoaver Greensleeves leaves home on a mission to help the Sages of Tachnir build a dragon-rider army to combat the Darkmore Evil. During his trips through the Labyrinth of Times, he enters a time differential—each day in Tachnir equals a year for his wife and son.

Back home, his son Orin grows into a gifted Shadowalker, mastering his ability to...

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Series

Drake Ascendant (Dragon’s Oath Book 1)
Shadowalkers (Dragon’s Oath Book 2)
Sages of Tachnir (Dragon’s Oath Book 3)

Dragon's Oath

A fractured world. Ancient dragon oaths. One destiny that could remake them all.

The Dragon’s Oath saga is an epic fantasy series where ancient vows bind dragons and mortals alike, and the future is shaped by foresight, strategy, and irreversible choice. Watching the...

Standalone Fantasy Reads by Donna Sundblad

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Writing can get intense—especially when you’re deep in a first draft and trying to bring multiple plot threads together.

Lately, that’s exactly where I’ve been with Rise of the...

Writing Update: Progress on Rise of the Variel I’ve now drafted Chapter 30

I’ve now drafted Chapter 30 of Rise of the Variel, and the story is reaching a point where several plot threads are beginning to converge.

As I move forward, I’m taking a closer...

Busy Behind the Scenes It’s been a busy season behind the scenes! I’m

It’s been a busy season behind the scenes! I’m currently working on chapter 30 of Book 4 in the Dragon’s Oath series, where long-building threads are beginning to converge, and...

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Readers Discovering Shadowalkers There’s nothing quite like hearing from

There’s nothing quite like hearing from readers after they step into the world of Dragon's Oath, especially when they connect with the dragons, the layered timelines, and the mysteries hidden within the Labyrinth of Times.

My latest 5-star review of Shadowalkers especially stood out to me because it captured several of the elements that are central to the story:

“The dragons in this story are sentient…” “The story is fast paced…” “This tale is told through time travel and it is told...
🐉 May Newsletter Preview: Thornose Dragons Revealed The next edition of

The next edition of Imagination in Ink is taking shape, and this month I’m opening the door a little wider into the Dragon’s Oath world.

If you’ve been following the series, you know the dragons are more than creatures of power. They are part of a much larger design. This May, I’m sharing an exclusive Clan File focused on one of the most intriguing groups:

Thornose Dragons

Guardians of the Labyrinth. Keepers of emotion. Watchers of what lies ahead.

This behind-the-scenes feature dives into...

Question of the week: What Was I Like as a Child? As a child, I was a mix

As a child, I was a mix of independence and quiet fear; the oldest of seven kids. I loved being outdoors—climbing trees, exploring, and spending time with animals—but I also carried a cautious awareness of the world around me. I wasn’t reckless, but I was curious, always drawn to what might be just beyond reach.

I was also a storyteller. I'd make up episodic tales of animals that lived on the moon to entertain my siblings on the long car rides to visit my grandparents each weekend. My...

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