Witchy · Funny · Coming of Age · Dragon-approved · Found family
Ruby never asked to be a witch. She definitely never asked for a dragon.
But when her long-buried magic wakes up at the worst possible moments — hexing her ex in economics class, erasing a spilled drink in front of a very observant stranger, and reuniting her with a golden dragon who was absolutely not imaginary — freshman year at college stops being about a fresh start and starts being about survival.
Over three books, Ruby goes from grieving young woman to mastering her witchy powers in two worlds. She just has to get through finals first.
Meet the Magic: One quarter witch. One loyal dragon. Three books of chaos
Dragons are a Girl’s Best Friend (Book 1)
She hexed her ex on day two of college. It gets worse from there.
Ruby expected freshman year to be a fresh start — new city, new friends, a chance to grieve her mother in peace. What she didn’t expect was for her magic to wake up at the worst possible moments, a childhood dragon to reappear after thirteen years, and a mysterious stranger in medieval-looking clothes to show up carrying the same silver medallion her dying mother had pressed into her hands.
She’s a quarter witch — just enough magic to cause serious trouble, not enough to control it.
Reluctant powers · Magical familiar · Love triangle · Slow burn · Coming of age · Secrets & hidden identity
While the Dragon’s Away (Book 2)
The dragon’s gone. The boyfriend’s hiding something. Ruby’s magic just became everyone’s problem.
Six months ago, Ruby didn’t know magic was real. Now she can’t stop it from broadcasting her location to every magical creature in two realms — who keep showing up mid-lecture, mid-date, mid-everything. A rogue witch wants to strip magic from this world entirely, starting with Ruby. And when Luke vanishes without a trace and her boyfriend’s secrets start unraveling, Ruby faces the biggest fight of her life completely alone.
Powers deepening · Missing familiar · Secrets & betrayal · Stakes escalating · Heroine standing alone
A Good Dragon is Hard to Find (Book 3)
Two worlds. One quarter witch. Everything on the line.
A tear has opened between Ruby’s world and the magical realm — and every time she uses her powers, it gets worse. The only solution is a journey into the most dangerous territory of the other realm, where the full truth about her half-witch father, the secret her boyfriend buried deepest, and the real cost of magic are all waiting for her.
She has a dragon. She has power. She has everything she’s built over the past year. Whether any of it is enough is another question entirely.
Portal fantasy · Father reveal · Full power awakening · Relationship tested · Series conclusion · Earned happily ever after
Quarter Witch Chronicles (Box Set – Complete Series)
The box set contains all three novels plus the spin off novel, The Dragon You Know.
The Dragon You Know (Stand-Alone Spin-Off)
He heals everyone. Except her.
Greyson the Healer has never failed to cure a patient. Then he meets Izzy — a young woman in a wheelchair with a terminal diagnosis, a sharp tongue, and absolutely zero fear of a man who has brought kingdoms to their knees. Oh, and his dragon Luna just granted her a wish she absolutely should not have.
Set in the world of the Quarter Witch Chronicles. Perfect as a first read or a deeply satisfying companion for fans of the series.
Grumpy/sunshine · Healer hero · Disabled heroine · Dragon matchmaker · Race against time · Standalone
This series is for you if…
- You need a dragon in every book — and Luke delivers
- You love a heroine who starts broken and grows into someone remarkable
- Coming-of-age magic with real emotional stakes is your sweet spot
- A love triangle that actually resolves satisfyingly sounds like a gift
- You’ve loved Molly Harper, Linsey Hall, or Rachel Morgan and want more
- Practical Magic meets The Magicians sounds like your ideal weekend read
- You want humor and heart in equal measure — not just one or the other
- A mystery about a missing father running through the whole series? Yes please.
Readers came for the dragon. They stayed for Ruby.
“Such a cute and funny book — I could see this as a TV movie.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“I couldn’t put it down until I finished. It’s a shame there isn’t more.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“The perfect read if you need a fresh start, a best friend who breathes fire, and proof that the worst weeks of your life can still surprise you.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Ruby’s relatable grief, Luke as a standout character, the humor-heart balance — this series has it all.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Meet the Chaos — a very unofficial guide to Ruby’s world
Every great series has the characters who aren’t the main hero but somehow steal every scene they’re in. Here’s your cheat sheet.
Luke — The golden dragon. Theoretically imaginary. Definitely not. Will show up at your college lecture, dance at your club night, and absolutely refuse to stay out of your business. Fiercely loyal. Zero concept of personal space. The heart of this entire series.
Ty — The brooding stranger in medieval-looking clothes who knows more about Ruby’s powers than she does. Has secrets. Many secrets. The kind of secrets that reframe everything you thought you knew about this series once they come out.
Ruby’s medallion — It heats up when magic goes wrong, pulses when something important is near, and belonged to the father Ruby has never met. It is, arguably, the most important character in the series who never says a single word.
The question running through all three books: Who is Ruby’s father — and what did he leave behind?
Ready to meet your new favorite quarter witch?
She lost her mom, her home, and her boyfriend in the same month.
Then she found the dragon — and everything got so much more complicated.
Begin with Dragons are a Girl’s Best Friend
Finished the series and want another romantic urban fantasy?
Check book 1 of the Angels of Sojourn series
Blood & Holy Water
The angels won’t save you. They’re too busy trying to save themselves. And some of them might just find redemption in the trying.
Perfect for readers who love: slow-burn paranormal romance, vampire mythology, angel lore, redemption arcs, dark emotional depth, and the kind of forbidden love story that makes you ache