Songflight

Alísa never asked to feel the dragons' pain.

Every slayer has psychic powers, but none feel what she does—the agony of dragons as her clan hunts them, their emotions bleeding into her mind uncontrollably. As the chief's daughter, she should be strong, confident, and unmoving in their clan's mission. Instead, her persistent stammer marks her as weak, and if the clan discovers her uncontrollable empathic connection to the dragons, they'd call her something far worse: traitor.

Her father knows why. But he won't tell her.

When a chance meeting with a young dragon reveals they aren't the soulless monsters her clan believes them to be, she turns to her father for answers. His response? Spirit her away so the dragons will never find her, keep her in the dark, protect her from a truth she's desperate to understand. But Alísa is done being protected. If the slayers won't give her answers, she'll find them among the dragons—even if it means becoming the very thing her father fears most.

The truth could bridge two worlds. Or destroy them both.

Among the so-called enemy, Alísa discovers a war built on lies, a connection that runs deeper than blood, and a destiny she never imagined. With time running out and both sides demanding her loyalty, Alísa must find the courage to speak—even when her voice breaks, even when no one wants to listen. Because the dragon song inside her isn't a curse. It's the key to everything.

A heart-filled adventure for fans of Eragon, Dragonriders of Pern, and the How To Train Your Dragon movies. Perfect for readers who love:

•Dragons and dragon riders with complex motivations
•Empathic heroines caught between warring factions
•Enemies-to-allies storylines with high emotional stakes
•Found family among unlikely allies
•Telepathic and empathic magic systems
•Coming-of-age fantasy with authentic disabled representation
•Epic fantasy worldbuilding with intimate character focus
•Stories about bridging divides and forging impossible peace
•Strong themes of self-acceptance and finding your voice