The Ice and Fire Series

Here’s the blurb

The storm is coming. Now the search begins.

Erann has vanished.

One moment he is standing beside Sereh on the ice fields of Vatna Jokull; the next, he is gone without a trace.

Refusing to abandon hope, Sereh follows the dragonpath to a hidden mountain sanctuary where ancient secrets, forgotten histories and dangerous prophecies lie buried beneath the stone.

But answers are hard to find, and with each day that passes, the memory of who Erann even is seems to fade.

As strange forces gather, Sereh and Erann must fight to find each other once more. But how can you search for someone when you keep forgetting who they are?

A woman with long hair wearing a purple cloak stands against an icy backdrop, with a dragon flying above. Text in the foreground reads, 'To find her lost love, she must defy magic itself...'

Fantasy illustration featuring two characters in warm clothing against a backdrop of icebergs, with two dragons flying overhead. Text overlay reads: 'In a world of ice, can the fire in their hearts bring them back together?'

A fantasy illustration featuring a serious woman with long hair and a handsome man in a fur coat, set against a mystical background with dragons and mountains. Text overlay reads 'Some loves are written deeper than memory...'.

To be a writer, you first must write

Dragonbound has been a story so many years in the making that since I first set pen to paper (yes, you read that correctly) I’ve undergone a complete sea change in how I write, and probably, why I write as well.

But with the release of Dragonbound, I thought I’d share a throwback image of what a first story looks like, from the very beginning. Although that’s not quite right either, because this image is from when I first ‘properly’ started to write this story, and I can assure you I’d already discarded some even earlier ideas. (I had yet to discover my favourite inky pen).

A handwritten notebook showing the first page of what would become Dragonbound by MJ Porter

And now you can read the ‘cleaned up’ version of this opening of the book in Dragonbound, released today. A story, I am very proud to say, has taken me about 30 years to get to this stage. It’s a good job that I went on to write other stories in the intervening period.

Book cover for 'Dragon Bound' by MJ Porter featuring two central characters facing away from each other, with a majestic dragon in the background. The text reads 'WHERE HOPE ENDS, DESTINY AWAKENS.'

Here’s the blurb

The Long Night is ending. The dragon is waking.

Sereh is finally free — but the frozen wilds are just as deadly as the life she left behind. When she saves a mysterious stranger, she binds herself to a fate she doesn’t understand.

Erann has secrets. About the cold. About the land. About why the world is changing.

As the Long Night lingers and something ancient stirs beneath the frozen land, survival means staying together. And their fragile alliance turns into something neither of them can afford.

Because in a world of ice and fire, trust might be the spark that destroys them both.

This slow-burning Norse fantasy romance is perfect for fans of Robin Hobb, T. Kingfisher, S.L. Rowland and Anne McCaffrey.

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Meet Arrow and Skaldi (well, my cuddly versions of them)

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Check out the dedicated website for the Ice and Fire Series and see the cover for Flamesworn, book 3 in the series.

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To be a writer, you first must write

Here’s the blurb

Check out the dedicated website for the Ice and Fire Series and see the cover for Stormlost, book 2 in the series.

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