Dragon of Frost and Flame: a young adult epic fantasy with a Snow White fairytale retelling twist

Two dogs, one larger and pure black and one smaller and brindle-and-white, defend an iridescent silvery wyvern from a young woman covered in whitish-blue flames on a snowy field near sunset

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Twelve

With Snow's dogs between Snow and her enemies, Snow decides the wyvern and her rider's fate at last. And gains a new power.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Twelve

With Snow's dogs between Snow and her enemies, Snow decides the wyvern and her rider's fate at last. And gains a new power.

A young woman wield magical white-hot fire as she stalks toward her enemy, an iridescent silvery wyvern with violet eyes. A black dog charges between them.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Eleven

Snow must kill her enemies at last, as she should have done from the start. No matter the darkness of this deed.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Eleven

Snow must kill her enemies at last, as she should have done from the start. No matter the darkness of this deed.

A young woman with black wavy hair and wielding white-hote fire stares down her enemies, an injured snowy white wyvern and the wyvern's unconscious rider

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Ten

Before Snow can kill her confirmed enemies—enemies confirmed once, twice, thrice, and more—she must figure out one last puzzle.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Ten

Before Snow can kill her confirmed enemies—enemies confirmed once, twice, thrice, and more—she must figure out one last puzzle.

A snowy white wyvern with violet eyes protects a prince in disguise while a girl covered in bluish white flame opposes them

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Nine

The wyvern is from Snow's past too and not in a good way. The reasons to kill the wyvern and her rider pile up faster than snow in a blizzard.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Nine

The wyvern is from Snow's past too and not in a good way. The reasons to kill the wyvern and her rider pile up faster than snow in a blizzard.

An inky wyvern curls around her unconscious rider while a brindle-and-white dog begs them to play, in a scene from Dragon of Frost and Flame: a young adult epic fantasy with a Snow White fairytale retelling twist by Betsy Flak

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Eight

Snow recognizes the wyvern's rider from her past. She must kill him to save her country and prove herself worthy. Two birds, one fiery stone.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Eight

Snow recognizes the wyvern's rider from her past. She must kill him to save her country and prove herself worthy. Two birds, one fiery stone.

A girl dragon rider wield flames as she approaches her enemies, a wyvern and the wyvern's male rider on a snow-dusted plain

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Seven

How can Snow listen to her enemies? Wyndaerians are known for their dirty little tricks. Are they playing one on Snow right now? She mustn't trust them.

Dragon of Frost and Flame: Chapter Seven

How can Snow listen to her enemies? Wyndaerians are known for their dirty little tricks. Are they playing one on Snow right now? She mustn't trust them.