Lexxie Scott Books

This one is a planned series rather than a published series because I only have one book of the planned three written. So it's a bit harder to talk about as a series because of the one book. But anyway, like the other posts, I'll give you a brief overview to start with and then more detail as time goes on. There are ranks to the magical community and rules that govern interactions between and within that community. There are mages, elves, vampires, witches, and wizards. There are also elementals that elect to bond with the mages to help with their work. There's a lot of paperwork, bureaucracy, and rules for that work as well, but it means that the more magical and mysterious problems that humanity faces have someone there that is trained to deal with them without offending another magical and getting innocent people killed. There is a mage council and I worked Merlin into this series as well. As I said, I really do love Merlin. He's slightly more insane in this seri...

I started playing around with the idea of dragon-shifters (weredragons if you will) back in the early 2000s. I first wrote the idea out as a fan fiction piece that ended up fairly epic in terms of size and number of included fandoms, but my scientist brother pointed out that DNA alteration was not logical. Even in the eye of humans that can change into dragons. So I left that idea to the fanfiction realm and turned my attention to a different method of making this shifter idea work. Merlin the mage has long been one of my favorite wizards in literature - I have a tendency to absolutely adore insane wizards (like Zifnab in Weiss and Hickman's Deathgate Cycles) - and Merlin fits into this category rather well. You will see him turn up in a number of my works, including an as-yet unpublished novel, and that is true in this series as well. Afterall, if it is not logical for DNA alteration to aid in a shift from human to dragon and back again, why not use elemental magic to make it ...