After the queen of the SandWings dies with no clear heir, war has ravaged the island. Many tribes railing behind their favorite candidate, but there is no victor in sight. 

Then a prophecy comes to light: five dragonets will stop the war.

The Five Dragonets of Destiny—Clay, Tsunami, Starflight, Glory, and Sunny—live in hiding under the mountains. Talon of Peace stole their eggs to fulfill the prophecy and train them. After escaping, they travel to different kingdoms on their quest to end the war. 

​Wings of Fire' Series Overview Video (YouTube).

As a Christian writer, I strongly believe that all stories we write need to reflect the Christian faith in some form. I’m going to share with you my philosophy when adding faith to my speculative stories.

I was watching the last Hunger Games movie, ​The Mockingjay, Part 2 with my husband. I've loved the Hunger Games and have read the book several times. If you haven't read the books or the movie, the Hungers Games takes place in the future with a controlling government. At this point in the story, Katniss is involved in a rebellion to overthrow the capitol and its leader, President Snow. The conflict between Katniss and President Snow starts to build in the second book. As I'm watching Katniss and President Snow make moves and countermoves against each other on the silver screen, a thought hit me.

I don't have a dictator in my book.

In my book, I have an oppressive government, the enemy to my hero Skylar Driven. She too is involved with the Opposition, trying to create a world free from United World Government. However, there is no leader of United World that is driving plot. My villain is a scientist, and while she is mailutive, she has no political or milarity  power.