About this series
Lover, Goddess, Warmonger, Whore. There is nothing Innana desires more than supremacy on Tiamut and she is prepared to use all her skills, knowledge, and charm to achieve her aim.
With Undal fallen, It is she, the eldest of Enki and Ninkha, who should rule. She is the M'hor, the high priestess of the Temple of the Red. And she has the last remaining dragon by her side.
Standing in her way are the motley survivors of the last war, her absent brother and her incapacitated aunt, hiding in Madayi Kavu.
How could she possibly lose?
Titles in the series (4)
- Ninkha Serpent Priestess: DRAGON COURT, #1
1
he Annunaki on Nibiru enjoy an advanced civilisation, ruled by the Priesthood and High Families. They do, however, lack precious metals, stones and minerals, which they desire. Their solution: establish a colony on a distant planet teeming with wildlife and vegetation. When the Annunaki discover they are ill-equipped to labour under the harsh conditions found on the planet, they decide to create a workforce of hybrids formed from their DNA and a local species. The Serpent Priestess Ninkha and her husband Enki are charged with this task.
- Rhea Doom of Undal: DRAGON COURT, #2
2
The Dragon Court has ruled Tiamut uncontested for millennia Yet all is not as it seems. In the land of Undal, the Queen and her children are struck with a mysterious illness and perish. Her grieving son, trained in the dark arts by the goddess Eris herself, swears vengeance. When he and Rhea defy the Dragon Court the consequences are severe.
- Cronous Fall of Undal: DRAGON COURT, #3
3
The lines are drawn between the Royal House of Undal and the Dragon Court, led by the Royal House of Magan. Cronous and Rhea have gathered to their side ten nations, forming their own empire, one great enough to confront their former friends and allies. Yet victory is not assured. The Annunaki have their own plans on how to deal with the upstart King and Queen and they keep their own counsel, leaving those that serve them uncertain of what is to come. With both sides forced to seek out new allies, make alliances with old enemies and confront family on opposing sides of the battlefield, who will go too far?
- Innana Queen of Heaven and Earth: DRAGON COURT, #4
4
Lover, Goddess, Warmonger, Whore. There is nothing Innana desires more than supremacy on Tiamut and she is prepared to use all her skills, knowledge, and charm to achieve her aim. With Undal fallen, It is she, the eldest of Enki and Ninkha, who should rule. She is the M'hor, the high priestess of the Temple of the Red. And she has the last remaining dragon by her side. Standing in her way are the motley survivors of the last war, her absent brother and her incapacitated aunt, hiding in Madayi Kavu. How could she possibly lose?
Katrina Sisowath
Katrina Sisowath is a British mythological fantasy writer and researcher. She is known for her captivating stories that blend ancient myths and legends with elements of fantasy to create unique and immersive worlds. Her passion for mythology and fantasy began at a young age, leading her to study Asian Languages and Literature at University. With a background in research, she brings a wealth of knowledge and authenticity to her writing, making her stories both entertaining and educational. Katrina's debut novel, "Ninkha Serpent Priestess", published by KS Dragon Court, was met with critical acclaim, and earned her a spot on the "Amazon" bestseller list. Her follow-up series, "Dragon Court," has also been a commercial and critical success, solidifying her place as a leading voice in the mythological fantasy genre. Beyond her writing, Katrina Sisowath is an active member of the fantasy writing community, often participating in book festivals, conventions, and speaking engagements. She is also a mentor to aspiring writers, sharing her knowledge and experience to help others achieve their writing goals. Katrina Sisowath currently resides in the United Kingdom with her husband Charidy and her two children, where she continues to write and research for her next projects.
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