Dragon Trinity Cycle

The Dragon Trinity Cycle

Most the supernatural world consider drugs to be a uniquely human problem. The average human drug may affect a supernatural creature for a few minutes, but the effect is not sustained for long.

Then, designer drugs start to be crafted to be effective for supernatural creatures, and they partake as many humans do in human drugs. Unfortunately, these drugs are incredibly destructive to the targeted supernaturals' community.

Enter Unit Zero, the supernatural communities specialized police force, and the Children of Asclepius, the healers and alchemists of the Supernatural world. Between these two groups, and a few well placed individuals, they are out to help their fellow supernaturals, and eliminate the threat to all their world.

Chasing the Silver Dragon

Silver Dragon has become a bane to the werewolf community in recent years. Designer heroin, one that actually affects were creatures where normal drugs are simply a passing fancy, has infiltrated the St. Louis werewolf population. One of these, a young woman named Anna Maddox, wants to bring her brother somehow back from the brink he’s standing at. To do this, she reaches out to the ancient order, the Children of Asclepius. Alchemist Duncan Powell hears her plea and pledges to help her rescue her brother from the streets of St Louis. Unsure how to even go about rescuing the young Were, he knows he must help however he can.

He goes to Detective Sebastian Pearce, a member of Unit Zero, the law enforcement agency that deals with supernatural creatures that pose a threat to the peace in the world. Sebastian implores him to leave things to Unit Zero, but Duncan is stubborn and goes down to the Red District to find the young Were. Sebastian and his partner follow and then begin the mission that will either save the young Kacey Maddox or doom them all.

In the Red District, they realize there is more happening than expected. They become embroiled in multiple plots that are destroying much of the supernatural world. Unable to find the answers they want; they continue working to uncover the deceptions and subterfuge that has kept the supernatural society in a vice.

Calling the Devil Dragon

Casey, Duncan, and Sebastian continue their investigations into the issues surrounding Silver Dragon. Then, Sebastian’s partner finds out a friend of hers and fellow vampire has walked into the sun without protection, self-immolating. This friend was the type never to do impulsive things, and she feels like there has to be more to the story. As they go deeper into the situation, they find another drug at work: Devil Dragon. This drug, a mix of cocaine and other elements tailored to affecting vampires alone, is causing horrific personality changes in vampires, and eventually leading them to walk into the sun unprotected.

Someone wants to destroy the vampires of St. Louis, and though they found someone at fault for distribution of Silver Dragon, now they have to wonder if there is more to the situation than at first appeared. Could the two drugs be connected, or is it merely coincidence that both drugs affect supernaturals in ways that lead to their destruction? As they come closer to answers, they fear they are farther away from the truth than ever before. To save the vampires, they must discover the origin of these drugs before they can decimate the supernatural world.

Escaping the Ice Dragon

Once again, Casey, Sebastian, and Duncan are drawn into the world of supernatural drug use when a fae comes seeking help. This fae is watching members of her community completely succumb to some kind of wasting disease that steals their ability to use magic, then their ability to function. With some investigation, Duncan reveals it is not a disease at all, but another drug meant to destroy the supernaturals of St. Louis. This one, called Ice Dragon, is a hallucinogenic drug that when taken leaves the fae feeling on top of the world and having visions of the future. Of course, the visions are hallucinations induced by the drug. Sebastian, sure that this is connected to the other two and that they are after one group that is trying to eradicate all of them, goes deeper into the scene than he intends, nearly losing himself in the process.

Duncan and Casey manage to work out a way to solve the addiction, but will it be in time? They have no idea if they’re going to be able to save the fae of St. Louis, but they’ve got to try.