Dragon Riders of Osnen: Season 2

Written by Richard Fierce

Narrated by Andrew McDermott

Lost souls, failing magic, and a bond that can't be broken.

In a world struggling to mend itself, Eldwin rises to a daunting challenge when he's tasked with unraveling the mystery of missing children. What begins as a routine investigation spirals into a web of darkness as Eldwin uncovers a sinister figure's handiwork and faces the wrath of an enraged baron. Meanwhile, the city of Tiradale reels under a mysterious sickness affecting Sion.

But Eldwin's troubles are far from over. Dispatched to the perilous borderlands of Osnen, he and Maren confront a gathering goblin horde and an unexpected reunion. As magic wanes and alliances fray, their journey takes a treacherous turn toward the Terranese school, where a startling revelation awaits.

With Maren's fate entwined with the ferryman's enchantment and magic on the brink of extinction, Eldwin delves into the depths beneath the Terranese school, where a malevolent force lurks. But the threat extends beyond mere creatures; a wicked man harnesses the power of the dead, casting a shadow over Katori.

As the Order faces an assault on the Citadel, Eldwin is summoned by the Assembly to confront a darkness transcending mortal boundaries. To stem the tide of destruction, he must brave the perilous Void between life and death, rallying the scattered riders for a battle where magic and dragons alone may not suffice.

Dragon Riders of Osnen is an action-packed series full of twists, magic, and the struggle against evil.

This omnibus edition includes episodes 6-10 of the series.

Eyes of Stone: If only statues could speak.

Tooth and Claw: Dark creatures are gathering.

The Servant of Souls: Magic is dying.

Smoke and Shadow: The shadows hide a secret.

The Dark Rider: There's a traitor among the riders.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dragonfire Press
• Release date: Apr 5, 2024
• ISBN: 9798882409028

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.