About
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Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons is a multi-layered fantasy told across time—part historical journal, part modern discovery, and wholly magical. When Emily Blackwell stumbles upon her late Suki Warren, an 18th-century explorer's, hidden journals inside the ancient halls of Sorell Hall, she unlocks a centuries-old legacy connected to a forgotten field of study: dragonomy—the secret science of dragons and those who once protected them. But what begins as curiosity quickly spirals into obsession as Emily discovers that the journal's writings speak not only of dragons, to her.
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Through Suki’s voice, readers are swept across oceans, into forbidden sanctuaries, and through a heartache that still echoes through time. As Emily races to piece together what really happened—and what it means for her own destiny—she begins to suspect that dragons may not be gone after all. With rich worldbuilding, lyrical prose, and a slow-burning mystery, Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons explores what it means to protect something ancient, and what it costs to keep believing in what others call myth.
Trigger Warning | Content Note:
This story includes brief references to the death of a parent, shared from the perspective of a young narrator. The loss is mentioned but not deeply explored or described in detail. Emily also uses light, modern slang and sarcasm (e.g., “kill me”) to express frustration—never intended to offend, but we understand language can hit differently depending on the reader.
This story includes brief references to the death of a parent, shared from the perspective of a young narrator. The loss is mentioned but not deeply explored or described in detail. Emily also uses light, modern slang and sarcasm (e.g., “kill me”) to express frustration—never intended to offend, but we understand language can hit differently depending on the reader.
Prologue
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Approximately 10 Minutes
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Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons – Prologue From the journals of Suki Warren - Late 1700's | by L.Bogedin
In this haunting and lyrical prologue to Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons, we meet Suki Warren—explorer, scholar, and the first voice to whisper the word dragonomy into history. As she begins to explain the mysterious field she spent her life uncovering, her journal shifts to a turning point: the moment she leaves her hopes behind. Worn, uncertain, and forever changed, Suki’s quiet departure marks the midpoint of a story still unfolding—one filled with myth, memory, and a truth too powerful to remain buried. This is not the beginning. This is not the end. This is the moment in between. Subscribe to follow the legacy of the Keepers, the dragons they protected, and the secrets they left behind. |
Chapter ONE
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Approximately 15 Minutes
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Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons | Chapter One | The Invitation
When first-year university student Emily Blackwell receives a mysterious letter inviting her to Sorell Hall—a majestic abbey perched on the cliffs of England’s Isle of Wight, once tied to her late father, renowned botanist Dr. Richard Blackwell—she believes it’s the adventure of a lifetime. But as she steps through its ancient doors, old memories stir, strange details begin to surface, and Emily soon realizes the invitation may not be just a courtesy… it might be a calling. Trigger Warning | Content Note:
This story includes brief references to the death of a parent, shared from the perspective of a young narrator. The loss is mentioned but not deeply explored or described in detail. Emily also uses light, modern slang and sarcasm (e.g., “kill me”) to express frustration—never intended to offend, but we understand language can hit differently depending on the reader. |
Chapter Two
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Approximately 20 Minutes
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Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons | Chapter Two | Captain Everard Locke
Captain’s Log, Year 1182. A madman is pulled from the wreckage, raving about a cursed fortress and a gate no blade can break. But when he dies—burned from within—a red gem is found where his heart should be. Captain Everard Locke soon realizes it’s no gem at all. It’s an egg. And when he tries to cast it into the sea, something ancient answers—a cry from the cliffs, and the wrath of a mother no man should ever wake. |
Chapter THREE
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Approximately 20 Minutes
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Dragonomy: Waiting for Dragons | Chapter Three| Hair Ties & Hidden Agendas
Emily Blackwell settles into Sorell Hall with a hair tie assault, a stormy coastline, and a cafeteria that actually gets her. But between quirky staff, flickering memories, and unexpected attention from the dreamy (and possibly dangerous) Liam Mercer, it becomes clear—this ancient abbey isn’t just charming. It’s watching her. And deep below its stone floors, something old is beginning to wake. |
