Heather Tomlinson crafts novels that echo her own reading preferences, informed by a deep appreciation for French literature and languages. Her writing is shaped by diverse life experiences, including teaching English and French, and working within the book industry. Readers will connect with her ability to weave compelling narratives that reflect a unique and thoughtful perspective.
In the quiet hour before dawn, Doucette dreams of flight and magic while managing the castle household. Her aspirations change when she uncovers her hidden birthright, granting her freedom. However, magic can't shield her from all dangers, especially in matters of the heart, as she risks losing her greatest love.
Once upon a time, three children and a little river dragon were the best of friends - until a promise was broken. Now they are almost grown up and barely speaking to one another.Of the four, it is Princess Aurelie who feels the loss the most. How can she prevent a war when she can't even make her friends get along? Heartsick at losing her dearest companions, Aurelie finds comfort in the beauty of fairyland. But a princess can't hide from her duties forever. Her country needs her, and so do her friends, whether they know it or not.