Dragon Prophecies

This epic fantasy plunges readers into a world saved from plague only to be threatened by a new, human-supremacist terror. Six years after the silver dragon Lukhan became a hero, his own kind has retreated into dangerous elitism, leading to his exile just as a fanatical organization, the Inquisition, begins its violent crusade. The story masterfully flips the traditional fantasy script, where the human faction becomes the genocidal threat, forcing former allies to confront a world where the lines between friend and foe are dangerously blurred.

Davis crafts a compelling narrative of political intrigue and moral conflict, where the cost of peace is eternal vigilance against bigotry. The novel's strength lies in its complex exploration of prejudice from multiple angles, making the struggle against the Inquisition feel terrifyingly relevant. Readers who crave fantasy with deep social commentary and high-stakes adventure will find a gripping saga that challenges the very notion of heroism in a fractured world.