Meet the Characters
The First Sin – An Epic Galactic Fantasy
Found Family
When you’ve lost your blood relatives and your clan, what else can you do but rely on your closest friends for love and support?
Survival
How far will you go and what will you do to survive when disaster strikes? Would you do anything to satisfy your physical and emotional needs?
First Contact
In the pivotal moments when you first meet another species, do you make friends or foes? Maybe…both?
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About the Author
Cheyenne, also known as Iron Dragon, has been writing since a young age. She loves character-driven science fiction and fantasy stories that are epic in scope and complexity. She also has a professional editing background and enjoys being a beta reader.
When she’s not writing or reading, Cheyenne dyes yarn, crochets, knits, plays video games, and enjoys nature photography. Visit her yarn shop at akairondragon.ca/yarn!
Cheyenne, pictured with her wonderful husband Mathew, lives in beautiful Cochrane, Alberta, in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
Latest Blog Posts
- Review: ImbuedI was privileged to receive an eARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. Imbued, despite its sometimes dark content, is a lovely story. But don’t get me wrong: the dark content is not a drawback by any means. It’s hard for me to describe how I felt while reading this book (for… Read more: Review: Imbued
- Review: Threads of FateThreads of Fate is a fantastic addition to the Unwritten Runes duology. A collection of short stories, it delves a little deeper into the lives of the characters readers came to know and love from The Goddess of Nothing At All and Epilogues for Lost Gods. The stories are, at times, heart wrenching, but also… Read more: Review: Threads of Fate
- Review: A Court of Sugar and SpiceThis book, by Rebecca F Kenney, is a spicy fae Nutcracker retelling. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I went into it, as I’ve never read or seen the original Nutcracker story. Nutcrackers themselves give me the willies (I don’t know why) so it’s not content I’ve ever been fond of consuming. Two young… Read more: Review: A Court of Sugar and Spice
- Plot ExpansionIt’s a terrible affliction, plot expansion. Many writers suffer from it, where it seems as if every time they turn around, their story is getting bigger and more complicated. I suffer from plot expansion.
- Review: The Maleficent FaerieIt was over too soon. Sleeping Beauty is one of my favorite fairy tales. (Not THE favorite; that spot goes to Beauty and the Beast.) But when I saw this spicy fae retelling (and its gorgeous cover) by Rebecca F Kenney, I couldn’t resist picking it up. This was my first Kenney novel. And, I’ll… Read more: Review: The Maleficent Faerie
- Review: Star NomadThis was a quick, cute read. Not “cozy”, as some might take cute to mean, but still…cute. I enjoyed the story a lot and am curious to see where it goes. I did feel the pace was a bit slow at first, but things definitely ramp up once the ship has left the planet. I… Read more: Review: Star Nomad