Reddit reviews Tooth and Claw

The Waters of Nyra - Kelly Michelle Baker

Temeraire Series - Naomi Novik

Age of Fire Series - E.E. Knight

Enchanted Forest Chronicles - Patricia Wrede

Tooth and Claw - Jo Walton

Dragon Keeper Series - Caroline Wilkinson

Dragons in Our Midst Series - Bryan Davis

Dragon Orb Series - Mark Robson

Rain Wilds Chronicles - Robin Hobb

Dragon Rider Series - Cornelia Funke

The Dragon Codices - R.D. Henham

The Dragons: The Lost Histories - Doug Niles

Dragon Chronicles - Susan Fletcher

Pit Dragon Chronicles - Jane Yolen

Dragonfriend Series - Marc Secchia

Shapeshifter Dragons Series - Marc Secchia

Seraphina Series - Rachel Hartman

A Dragon's Guide Series - Laurence Yep

Day of the Dragon / Night of the Dragon - Richard A. Knaack (Yes, I like Knaack come at me)

Wings of Fire Series - Tui T. Sutherland (The writing and characters can be frustratingly childish at times, read a sample first.)

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There are way more than this but these are all I can think of off the top of my head. Some are Dragon PoV because I strongly prefer to read those.

The Dragon Age (unrelated to the game) series is pretty good, and not your average fantasy series.

Tooth and Claw is basically Pride and Prejudice but with dragons as all the characters.



Seconding recommendations for the Temeraire and Age of Fire books too.

Haven't read it and may not be rational, but have heard good things about Tooth and Claw.

I read a novel that combined Jane Austen (without the humour, basically just the era and setting) and dragons. Like, dragons in a society like that. Part of the culture was for lords and landowners to go around and inspect the offspring of the people living on their land. They'd kill and eat the runts.

That book was pretty cool. It was a civilization with dragon lawyers, but also where you could have ritual combat to the death acceptable as an "argument" in a court of law.

Sorry I guess that's not really relevant but your comment reminded me of it.

Edit: aha. Tooth and Claw by Jo Walton. Apparently the correct comparison isn't Jane Austen but Anthony Trollope.