The Dragon Singer Chronicles Series

A stammer stole her confidence. A war steals innocent lives. Can a silenced slayer find her voice among the dragons? As the only child of a dragon slayer chief, Alísa's purpose should have been simple: lead the clan in ridding humankind of the dragon scourge. But while gaining respect from hardened warriors is difficult enough with a vocal stammer, when they learn her empathic powers connect uncontrollably to the dragon enemy, it becomes impossible. Confidence shattered, Alísa resigns herself to silent service under her father's apprentice. But when her growing connection reveals one dragon's capacity for good, she realizes the war isn't as black and white as the slayers teach. Now Alísa faces an impossible choice: stay with her family in comfortable but condemning silence, or follow the dragon claiming to know her true purpose. A heart-filled adventure for fans of McCaffrey's Harper Hall trilogy, Ciccarelli's The Last Namsara, and the How To Train Your Dragon movies. 

Peace is a prize hard won, and for the Dragon Singer, the fight has only just begun. The dragons have answered Alísa's call. Now, in order to unite the races and end the war, she must find slayers willing to do the same. But humanity's long-engrained fear and hatred of dragonkind are far louder than any argument she possesses, and when a rival dragon clan encroaches on Me'ran, it's all she can do to keep the people from calling the largest slayer clan in the east to eradicate all draconic presence. Leading dragons is one thing—leading humans is another. With the voices and fears of her past rising up against her, Alísa wonders how she ever thought she could be the one to unite the races. As storms within and without threaten to drown all she holds dear, Alísa must decide—run for cover to protect herself and her dragons, or stay in the only place she has a chance to bring peace. But how can she make peace between humans and dragons when she can't even make peace with herself?   A heart-filled adventure for fans of McCaffrey's Harper Hall trilogy, Ciccarelli's The Last Namsara, and the How To Train Your Dragon movies.