Sonata Form

Review\nCummings' story resonates with the ebb and flow of a symphonic opera, building to an incredible finale. I found the book hard to put down.~The Gay & Lesbian Review Magazine\nSonata Form gets a solid five-star review. Carole Cummings is, simply, a wonderful writer.~The Backlot\nThis was an absorbing read with a great deal of action, a sweet romance, and not enough dragons. I highly recommend it.~Joyfully Jay Reviews\nLove, and war—and dragons!\n"A sweet standalone romantic fantasy... richly imagined." -- Publisher's Weekly\nOld Forge is known for its dragons—savage little things, more singe than snarl—and Milo Priddy is known for his way with them. When rumblings of conflict appear on the horizon, the dragons start to disappear. Milo is dragonkin, and knows what he must do. It is an uneasy choice, and one he dares not reveal even to his lover, Ellis.\nAs leader of neighbouring Wellech, Ellis has his own hard choices. His skills are crucial to a secure homeland. More and more, the homeland he and Milo once hoped to share is under threat--not only from outside, but within.
For their own people are sowing mistrust of the magic users, seeding a betrayal of not only the dragons, but their kin.