Ava Richardson

Ava Richardson writes fantasy for younger readers built around dragon riders, political conflict, and protagonists learning to use unfamiliar power. Dragon Connection opens the Stone Crown series with Narissea, a young woman who discovers an unusual bond with dragons in a kingdom where mechanical creatures support Lady Inyene’s rule. The book combines resistance, hidden identity, and the formation of a rider partnership. The Dragon King’s Egg belongs to a different sequence, Charassi’s Fae Queen, where Ophelia’s connection to the dragon Sunny becomes entangled with an egg, a prophecy, and King Corrin’s threatened realm. By placing these titles in separate series, Richardson explores dragon bonds from distinct angles rather than repeating one setting. Dragon Connection emphasizes rebellion against engineered power, while The Dragon King’s Egg turns toward royal responsibility and magical inheritance. Across both, the human-dragon relationship supplies the emotional logic for larger conflicts involving rule, loyalty, and survival.