Everybody wants to be a dragon rider. But what happens when you end up bonded to a griffin instead?​
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All Harper Tavros ever wanted was to be a dragon rider. It was all she ever dreamed of, all she ever trained to be. She was this close to getting everything she ever wanted. . .
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But sometimes life doesn't give you what you want. Because sometimes your three best friends are morons. And sometimes a prank goes wrong, and you end up bonded to a griffin instead of a dragon. But Harper's country is at war, and that's not going to slow down just because her dreams are in ruins.
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So if Harper wants to make a difference, she'll need to let go of her old dream and strengthen her bond with her griffin - because the only way they're going to survive this war is together.
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DAUGHTER OF SHIPPO
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Book 4 of the Salvage Bunny Series!!
Kailey Jackson never wanted to be a fighter.
All she’d wanted out of life was to be normal. To fit in with Humans after being raised by Kitsoonay, to master the Asur language, to discover their hidden outposts… and to maybe solve the mystery of their disappearance.
But after her academic ambitions resulted in the invasion of her homeworld, Kailey’s quiet life spiraled into one disastrous adventure after another. She became a mercenary, embraced her Kitsoonay soul, and found a new family. A family she would do anything to protect—including bonding with the last Asur Warbird.
With Kailey’s fate irrevocably tied to the Warbird, finding the Asur is no longer an academic pursuit. It’s her only hope for survival. But the Knights aren’t the only ones searching for the Asur, and Kailey will have to risk everything she’s fought for—her old home, her found family, her new life—in order to save the Asur from their ancient enemy.
And maybe save herself one last time.
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