A Trilogy of Knights

THE KNIGHT AND.THE DRAGONBran is tired of living a life of blood and violence. After decades of serving his king on the battlefield, he wants the peaceful, violence-free life he has earned. When the king refuses to grant him freedom, Bran volunteers to go slay a deadly dragon-with every intention of dying alongside it. THE STATUETrey has always kept to himself, so solitary and strange he is named after the mist-filled valley where he was found as a child.
But he longs for things he cannot have - like Dunstan, a beautiful, young mage far out of reach. Then he learns Dunstan's family is being tormented by mercenaries, and Dunstan himself turned to stone-and Trey and his strange past are their only hope for rescue. THE PRINCEAll Victor wants is to be taken seriously by his so-called peers, who constantly bully him for his fussy ways and his close relationship to the throne.
Then he rescues a foreign prince being chased by assassins, and finds himself swept into a strange world that feels more like home than anywhere he's ever been.