The GwenSeven Saga Reading Guide

Not a synopsis. Not a back-cover blurb. A roadmap.

Every book in the GwenSeven Saga serves a different purpose. From the world-building foundation of Drawing the Dragon to the shifting perspectives, prequels, fantasy stories, and interconnected threads that ultimately bring the saga together. Start below to check out the GwenSeven Saga Reading Guide.

Drawing the Dragon

Book 1

Drawing the Dragon sets the pace for the entire saga and introduces readers to the world of GwenSeven, its characters, its dragons, and the conflict that will shape the series.

This is the book where the world is built from the ground up. There is a lot to discover, and readers are invited to settle in, learn the rules of this universe, and become immersed in a story unlike anything they've read before.

Think of it as the beginning of the escape, the point where you step through the door and into GwenSeven.

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The Moons of Jupiter: Resurrection 

The Moons of Jupiter II: Redemption

Books 2 and 3

These two books tell the same central story from multiple perspectives, revealing different sides of the characters, conflicts, and events unfolding. And those perspectives matter.

What may initially feel like a lot of voices is actually part of the architecture of the story.

Keep going. The pieces are coming together.

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The Rings of Saturn Part One

and Part Two

Books 4 and 6 ...and yes you should read them in that order.

The Rings of Saturn books take readers into the past, serving as prequels that expand the history, relationships, and conflicts behind the larger GwenSeven story.

These books give the reader a deeper understanding of the universe and a new perspective on everything that has already happened.

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Song of Steel and Song of War

Books 5 and 7 ...and yes you should read them in that order.

The Song books take the saga into fantasy, expanding the universe beyond its science-fiction roots and exploring another side of the GwenSeven world. New characters, new relationships and a new impending war.

The result is a series that refuses to stay inside a single genre.

Drops of Jupiter

Book 8

Drops of Jupiter leans into fantasy and young adult storytelling, making it a natural entry point for younger readers while still adding meaningful depth to the larger GwenSeven universe.

Fun fact: April's daughter, Amberle, was the muse behind this story.

And unlike the other books, Drops of Jupiter can also be enjoyed as a standalone YA fantasy read.

Secrets of the Stars

Book 9

Secrets of the Stars brings the saga's storylines, relationships, conflicts, and dragons together in an emotional and exhilarating conclusion. It all comes together here.

And once you reach the end, you may find yourself wanting to go back to the beginning, with everything you now know, and experience the GwenSeven Saga all over again.

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