Donita K. Paul is the author of The Dragons of Chiril, Dragons of the Valley, and the bestselling DragonKeeper Chronicles, with more than a quarter million books in print. She enjoys cooking, beading, stamping, knitting, and her grandsons. Not necessarily in that order. Visit her website at DonitaKPaul.com.
Wrong place. Wrong time. Is their destiny lost forever?
Click here to download the first chapter of Dragons of the Watch now.
Ellie and Bealomondore have plans, but their dreams are disrupted when they find themselves trapped in a forgotten city, isolated from Chiril and guarded by dragons.
Before DragonSpell there were The Dragons of Chiril.
Click here to download chapter one of The Dragons of Chiril.
Before the DragonKeeper Chronicles, a young emerlindians mistake may spell the end of the world unless she and her ragtag band of adventurers can find three lost sculptures.
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Donita K. Paul, author of Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball, is featured on the “Operation Encourage an Author” blog. Click here to post your own message to Donita.
Donita K. Paul, author of Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball, will be sent to jail today! The Muscular Dystrophy Association is arresting Donita and she needs help raising bail. The crime? Having a big heart. The punishment? A day in “jail” while she tries to get bailed out!
For more information on how to help support Donita as she raises funds and awareness for MDA, click here. The money Donita raises will sponsor a child at an MDA summer camp.
Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball by Donita K. Paul, was reviewed on ReadersFavorite.com. Click here to read the review.
Read the first chapter of Two Tickets to the Christmas Ball.
Can mysterious matchmaking booksellers bring two lonely hearts together in time for Christmas?
When family dynamics are complicated, Christmas doesnt always feel like the most wonderful time of the year, something Cora Crowder and Simon Derrick understand all too well. But when an expected opportunity for love and forgiveness arrives in the form of two tickets to a Christmas ball Cora and Simons holiday season will take a surprising turn.
The Dragon and the Turtle, by Donita K. Paul and Evangeline Denmark, was reviewed in the August issue of Metro Christian Living. Click here to read the review, which appears on page 34.
