The Riverwoman's Dragon

In the spring of 1375, Owen Archer arrives back in York, only to be met with a town on the brink of turmoil. The aftermath of recent events leaves the once-thriving city rife with tension as its citizens grapple with uncertainty. As Owen navigates the chaotic streets, he becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue that tests both his loyalty and wit.

Amidst the disorder, he encounters the titular Riverwoman, whose mysterious presence brings an enigmatic layer to the city's troubles. Her wisdom and connection to the land play a pivotal role in guiding Owen as he seeks to restore harmony. Yet, as secrets begin to unravel, he realizes that the challenges he faces are not merely of a political nature but also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Through vivid descriptions and rich character development, the narrative immerses readers in a world where loyalty, betrayal, and the struggle for power intertwine. Owen's journey becomes a harrowing exploration of human nature, with each revelation pushing him closer to understanding the very essence of his own identity and the wider world around him.