Sir James of Serafino has studied dragons for the past twenty years. He honed his skills as a plucky young squire in the New City of York before pledging his sacred honor to the perilous profession of dragonology. When not gallivanting across the kingdom on his flights of fancy, Sir James can be found living in a small cottage with his witchy wife and goblin child in the tiny hamlet of Hopewell, New Jerseyshire.

“The story is a witty yarn… a parable about the perils of groupthink and jumping to conclusions. Delightful as both a comedy and a cautionary tale.” — Kirkus Reviews

Sir James of Serafino has studied dragons for the past twenty years. He honed his skills as a plucky young squire in the New City of York before pledging his sacred honor to the perilous profession of dragonology. When not gallivanting across the kingdom on his flights of fancy, Sir James can be found living in a small cottage with his witchy wife and goblin child in the tiny hamlet of Hopewell, New Jerseyshire.

“The story is a witty yarn… a parable about the perils of groupthink and jumping to conclusions. Delightful as both a comedy and a cautionary tale.” — Kirkus Reviews