Books published by publisher Dragonflight Publishing

They were all beautifulBeautiful and terrifying.Had they been in my world, they would have been dissected and studied, but this was their world. I was the strange one. I was the prey.Ren wants nothing more than to belong. To be a normal high schooler and not the weird, paranoid girl she’s been labeled. If only her invisible stalkers would find someone else to torment.As if that wasn’t bad enough, she starts hearing others' thoughts and sensing their emotions. Just what a teen prone to panic attacks needs. When goblins abduct her mom, Ren must give up her dream of normalcy and embrace who she really is.Or what she really is—a halfling, with ties to a fae court she never knew existed. Can Ren survive the royal courts long enough to become the savior her mother needs? If she survives, will she still be human?Princess of the Elves is the first novel in a modern portal fantasy series sure to thrill you with quirky characters, magic, and a slow burn romance. Each book is a continuation of the story and is meant to be read in order.What readers are saying about the book..."Overall, I enjoyed this book so much I read it within a day. Princess of the Elves reads like Sarah J. Mass's Throne of Glass, but the intrigue between the courts is much more exciting and reminded me of the challenges in Harry Potter's the Goblet of Fire. You will not want to miss this intriguing, fantasy read that kept me turning pages all the way through the end."-- Sarah (Goodreads Review)"What a fantastic story. This books definitely took a new stance on fairy tales. With a FMC who is young, naive, innocent, and completely unaware of her heritage, and side characters with all kinds of personalities and depths. It was hard not to fall into the world myself."-- Veronica (Goodreads Review)"I'm always up for a fae/elf YA story, but this one is original and I loved who smoothly all the pieces fit together, full of surprises and fun magical events that promise more to come!"-- Stephanie (Goodreads Review)"I will start off by saying that the story really exceeded my expectations, and was an amazing read! If you like fantasy, YA, elves and fae, and a beautifully crafted fantasy setting, then this is a book for you!"-- Tiffany (Goodreads Review)"...so I really recommend this book and I can’t wait for the next book. If you love or just like Fantasy with Elves and other creatures you don’t want to miss reading this book."-- Jill (Goodreads Review)

The Grotto is the true story of Marine Aviators in Vietnam who flew CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters near the end of the first, and probably last, great helicopter war. This part of the war has seemingly been forgotten and barely written about. Marines who entered Vietnam during this era knew they would not be leaving as winners or be welcomed back home as victors. The polite political phrase “Vietnamization and Redeployment” the sole purpose of which was the withdrawal of all American forces, branded that era. The Marines came from inner cities, suburbia, small farm communities, as well as wealthy, influential families. They lived and worked together under the extreme pressures of flying Marine Grunts into battles and bringing them back, dead or alive—no matter what. It’s the hijinks, the fraternity-like pranks, unorganized pick-up football and volleyball games played in monsoon rains and deep red mud under the auspices of loosely defined “jungle rules.” It’s the legacy of those who came before, and new guys learning how to fly and survive in combat. It’s the missions that without warning went horribly wrong. It’s also hope, doubt, tension, and camaraderie, the kind that comes from a unique atmosphere, the kind that makes you brothers to the bone… forever. This is the story of HMM-262 in Phu Bai, South Vietnam, 1969-1970, as seen through the eyes of one of those men, a Marine who lived in The Grotto.

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The Grotto is the true story of Marine Aviators in Vietnam who flew CH-46 Sea Knight helicopters near the end of the first, and probably last, great helicopter war. This part of the war has seemingly been forgotten and barely written about. Marines who entered Vietnam during this era knew they would not be leaving as winners or be welcomed back home as victors. The polite political phrase “Vietnamization and Redeployment” the sole purpose of which was the withdrawal of all American forces, branded that era. The Marines came from inner cities, suburbia, small farm communities, as well as wealthy, influential families. They lived and worked together under the extreme pressures of flying Marine Grunts into battles and bringing them back, dead or alive—no matter what. It’s the hijinks, the fraternity-like pranks, unorganized pick-up football and volleyball games played in monsoon rains and deep red mud under the auspices of loosely defined “jungle rules.” It’s the legacy of those who came before us, and new guys learning how to fly and survive in combat. It’s the missions that without warning went horribly wrong. It’s also hope, doubt, tension, and camaraderie, the kind that comes from a unique atmosphere, the kind that makes you brothers to the bone… forever. This is the story of HMM-262 in Phu Bai, South Vietnam, 1969-1970, as seen through the eyes of one of those men, a Marine who lived in The Grotto.

Seven deadly sins have been unleashed, and the only one who can defeat them is the boy who set them free.Nicholas Blackwell has no idea he is supposed to fulfill a destiny. All he knows is that he draws trouble like a magnet. Orphaned at seven when two demonic men killed his parents, he copes with the strict rules of his new home, St. Christopher’s academy, unaware that he has been the real target for the killers and that his guardian angel has saved him in the nick of time. And now, his problems are only beginning when a mysterious serpent lures him into the woods and tricks him into a demonic ritual that will unleash the Seven Deadly Sins to destroy the humankind. Nicholas has no choice but to correct his mistake--or die trying.Aided by Amy, a shy but determined girl who seems to know more about his task than she should, Nicholas's quest is to travel into the City of Demonio and defeat the Seven Guardians of Sin. To succeed, he must confront demons, monsters, and lost souls, learn the mysteries of the Chapel of Dreams, discover the true meaning of friendship and love, and face the darkest secret of all: the Blackwell Family Secret.

The final fae trial has come…and surviving it is only the beginning.As Ren prepares for her final judgment, a feat made difficult thanks to the Queen’s hold on her magic, she begins to realize winning will seal her fate. Earning her place as the halfling princess will only lead her further from her goal—to rescue her mom from the goblins and return to their own world.While the elves gather for her trial, the Goblin King makes his reappearance and Ren soon realizes going home is impossible.War is coming to Feylin.As the royals turn against each other will Ren be forced to betray those she has come to love?Goblin King is the second novel in a modern portal fantasy series sure to thrill you with quirky characters, adventure, and a slow burn romance. Each book is a continuation of the story and is meant to be read in order.

Veteran metaphysical author Ted Andrews invites all young readers to enter The Young Person's School of Magic & Mystery. Here they can learn what every magician, priest, priestess, shaman, witch and wise one throughout history had to learn. In Vol. 1, they will begin to understand the power of imagination and belief. As they work the exercises in this book, developing their psychic abilities if they wish, teens will realize how magically wonderful they really are.

Nicholas Blackwell has no idea he is supposed to fulfill a destiny. All he knows is that he draws trouble like a magnet. Orphaned at seven when two demonic men killed his parents, he copes with the strict rules of his new home, St. Christopher’s academy, unaware that he has been the real target for the killers and that his guardian angel has saved him in the nick of time. And now, his problems are only beginning when a mysterious serpent lures him into the woods and tricks him into a demonic ritual that will unleash the Seven Deadly Sins to destroy the humankind. Nicholas has no choice but to correct his mistake--or die trying. Aided by Amy, a shy but determined girl who seems to know more about his task than she should, Nicholas's quest is to travel into the City of Demonio and defeat the Seven Guardians of Sin. To succeed, he must confront demons, monsters, and lost souls, learn the mysteries of the Chapel of Dreams, discover the true meaning of friendship and love, and face the darkest secret of all: the Blackwell Family Secret.

Turn negative emotions into positive ones with BIG Ted's Guide to Tapping. Join the loveable bear as he guides you and your child through the near miraculous Positive EFT Emotional Freedom Techniques. You’ll both discover how your emotions are transformed by tapping with your magic finger on points around your face, body and hands. BIG Ted is suitable for children of all ages and adults will also benefit from joining in with the fun. This simple guide to EFT takes its lead from Silvia Hartmann’s seminal books Positive EFT and Energy EFT which are both especially suited for working with children.

In 1955, fourteen-year-old African American Emmett Till left Chicago to visit family in Money, Mississippi. While at the general store in Money, Emmett impulsively “wolf whistled” at pretty (white) Carolyn Bryant. The whistle became the trigger leading to the most brutal torture and murder of a child in Mississippi history. The murderers went free! Many details are NOT known about what happened in those early morning hours of August 28, 1955, until—two who were there that hateful morning, speak from the grave! Is it possible for voices from the past to be heard in the present? Included in the book is paranormal evidence recorded by Dr. Sue at three major Delta sites. (YouTube links of voices recorded are accessible only in this book). Open your hearts and minds and hear messages of peace and love as Dr. Sue receives four White Feathers from Emmett. After reading, decide for yourself what is real!

Shiloh Emerson is living the life of an average teen in ordinary Riverside, California, when her 16th birthday becomes not so sweet, starting a chain of events that will forever alter her world. The struggle between good and evil- which for centuries has pit angels against their fallen, now demon, brethren- will gradually hijack Shiloh's seemingly normal teenage life as unseen forces wrestle for her soul. To survive, she must learn the secret of her birth and accept her own role in the eternal battle for dominion over mankind, guided by a Holocaust survivor. Along the way, Shiloh's relationships with boyfriend Jack, her friends, and family are shaken and she must confront deception, denial and death.