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YA fantasy series from a biblical worldview

In Callenlas, dragons carry riders on adventures, and stars are rumoured to live among humans. In this series, follow a discontented princess, a searching apprentice and an out-of-place farm boy as they roam the land in search of glory, significance and meaning. And watch what happens as they all encounter the wise King Elior...

Each novel can be read as a stand-alone adventure, so start anywhere:

• Book 1: The Dark Star
• Book 2: The First Skyrider
• Book 3: The Lost Prince
• Spin-off novella: The Water Maiden of Lealos

Why you'll loveThe Callenlas Chronicles  by H.R. Hess:

• Gospel glimmers: Exploring the brokenness of the world and a Redeemer, The Callenlas Chronicles encourages teens towards the gospel through beauty - not force. 
• Shareable: With no explicit mentions of Christianity, this novel is a great gift for friends and family who don't go to church.
• Unique world-building: In Callenlas, dragons fly overhead, Stars walk among humans, and people communicate with their minds...