David McLeod - Stories

Phillip has found his dragon; now, he must decide whether to become a dragon rider or fulfill his oath to take Argon to his home, a place that lies perhaps 40,000 years in the past—or the future.

Phillip Windrider, a boy of the Athabascan nation of Earth, finds himself on a world in which magic, elves, and perhaps dragons, are real.

A continuation of the events in "Prometheus Wakens." Please see the Story Note for more.

In which a teen of the First Peoples of the North American continent learns that he is to be a Dragonrider, and is reunited with the Elven boy who has been his companion and amici for aeons.

Coffee and a concussion; a dishwasher and a doctor. Okay, a doctor-wannabe. Politics isn’t the only thing that makes strange bedfellows. This became a chapter in "Pilots," published separately.

This story is only for those who enjoy medieval, magical fantasy starring boys and teens. It is from The Book of Heroes, the source for “The Translator,” “The Paladin,” and other stories. It is a simple story in which the love between a squire and a young cleric becomes a political liability—because the squire is also a prince.

In which a young medical student and his mentor—an Army Ranger turned surgeon—fall into a world where medicine and magic are intertwined, and where their love for one another is…well, an essential part of the story.

In the tradition of Rudyard Kipling, a boy who is a thief becomes a spy.

A party of boys and teens; elves and humans; mages, clerics, and warriors, follows a quest to bring the Light into places of Darkness. Along the way, the boys meet people who are both Good and Evil, and find both enemies and allies in their quest.

This story is a sequel to “In the Prince’s Secret Service,” and “Knight Templar in Training.” Familiarity with these stories would be beneficial to readers of this story

Brotherly love takes an unexpected turn.