A Bond of Flame

Written by Richard Fierce

Narrated by Andrew McDermott

Sometimes there’s a fine line between truth and a lie.

Eldwin’s quest to become a dragon rider seems hopeless, but he won’t let his dream to bond with a dragon die. A sell-sword job with a caravan promises a decent payment, and offers him a chance to continue his quest.

The caravan he guards has a secret, and when he uncovers it, he can hardly believe his change of luck. However, despite the turn of events, his life only gets harder and a chance meeting with an enemy brings Eldwin to a moral dilemma.

He must now face the truth, which will shatter everything he’s believed.

Fans of Sarah K.L. Wilson’s Dragon School, Christopher Paolini’s Eragon and Anne McCaffrey’s Dragon Riders of Pern will feel right at home.

A Bond of Flame is the second episode of the series Dragon Riders of Osnen.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dragonfire Press
• Release date: May 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781947329539

Richard Fierce

Richard Fierce is a fantasy author best known for his novella The Last Page. He's been writing since childhood, but became seriously vested in it in 2007. Since then, he's written several novels and a few short stories. In 2000, Richard won Poet of the Year for his poem The Darkness. He's also one of the creative brains behind the Allatoona Book Festival, a literary event in Acworth, Georgia. A recovering retail worker, he now works in the tech industry when he's not busy writing. He has three step-daughters, three huskies and two cats. His love affair with fantasy was born in high school when a friend's mother gave him a copy of Dragons of Spring Dawning by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.  

Reviews for A Bond of Flame

[Jennifer Saunders · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Ahhhh! The book ended in the middle of a battle?! WHAT?! To say I am on the edge would be an understatement. I ❤ the characters, that they have grown and matured (slightly in some cases) and the plot twist that was hinted at as my mind racing to get on with the story. Seriously, my only negative thus far is simply the length, so much detail goes into everything that the world is a living, breathing thing - one that just flies by! Lol Pun intended.