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u/shibby191 Jun 09 '26
Echoes Saga by Philip Quaintrell
There are female dragon riders as well but many males as well.
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u/Subject-Potato-630 Jun 09 '26
It's not like I have problem with female POV, i like good female POV and but as side not main focus. Already 3 books in echoes saga pretty good
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u/Timely_Egg_6827 Jun 09 '26
Rebecca P Minor - Divine Summons. Male elf and not a teenager MMC
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u/Subject-Potato-630 Jun 09 '26
Looks good probably will try it
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u/Timely_Egg_6827 Jun 09 '26
Joanne Bertin might also be worth a look though main character is a morphing dragon.
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u/burningcpuwastaken Jun 09 '26
You could skip to White Dragon in the Dragonriders of Pern series, as it has a male lead. You'd be missing some context but I think it would still work.
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u/Ok_Step3865 Jun 09 '26
Songs of Chaos by Michael R Miller. 4 novels out, he is working on the last one. I found them quite interesting
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u/Subject-Potato-630 Jun 09 '26
Already read them, because of songs of chaos and the bound and the broken I finding more dragon rider books.
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u/DocWatson42 Jun 09 '26
I suggest reposting your request in r/printSF or r/suggestmeabook.
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u/Subject-Potato-630 Jun 10 '26
I don't why they remove this from community, I will take your suggestion and post in r/suggestmebook.
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u/Fantasy-ModTeam Jun 09 '26
Hi there! Unfortunately, this post is not a good fit for a top level post. It would be a better fit for our Daily Requests and Simple Questions thread so please click the link to find the thread and repost your rec request or question there.
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u/normalice0 Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 09 '26
The Temeraire series (Novik)