A legacy of fire.
A destiny of Balance.
A war between realms.
Dragonborn Series
Dragonborn is a sweeping 6 book epic fantasy series of dragons, destiny and the rebalancing of realms.
In a land where Balance, Chaos, and Order battle for supremacy, young Pierre—a healer and shapeshifter—must uncover the forgotten power of his bloodline to restore the fading light of Balance. Joined by fierce allies and facing dangerous betrayals, Pierre’s journey spans sacred forests, shattered kingdoms, and the broken promises of the past.
As old prophecies awaken and new enemies rise, Pierre and his companions must confront the truth that salvation is never given freely—it must be earned. The fate of the Mortal Realm and the Magical Realm hangs by a thread, and every choice will tip the scales toward restoration... or ruin.
The Dragonborn Series is a YA-to-Adult crossover epic, blending classic fantasy adventure with deep emotional journeys, mystical lore, and the timeless struggle between hope and despair.
“Not all fire destroys. Some flames remember. Some burn only to reveal the truth buried beneath silence.”
Trilogy 1
The Fall of Balance
Book I
The Lost Bell (Coming Dec 2025)
Book II
The Dragon Shadow (In Development)
Book III
The Unraveling Path (In Development)
Trilogy 2
The Reforging of Realms (In Development)
Book IV
The Hollow King
Book V
Moonlit Wildfire
Book VI
Return of Eldrynwald
About the Author
Audrey Hawthorn
A Canadian author of epic and myth-inspired fantasy, where ancient magic stirs and hidden realms wait to be rediscovered.
Drawing inspiration from timeless folklore, intricate worldbuilding, and the quiet resilience of unlikely heroes, Audrey crafts stories that bridge the wonder of youth with the complexity of adulthood.
Her tales often explore destiny, courage, and the delicate threads between light and shadow.
Audrey writes fantasy for those who seek meaning in the journey and hope even in the darkest corners of the world.
“True Balance is not a place we reach—it is the choice we make when all else falls away.”