The Hybrid Prince

The Hybrid Prince is the thrilling sixteenth installment in the #1 New York Times bestselling Wings of Fire series, launching a brand new arc for readers aged 10-14. This middle grade fantasy novel follows Umber, a cheerful MudWing who never expected to be a hero. After his sister Sora causes a tragedy, they go on the run, finding a hidden island community of hybrid dragons. Here, Umber must navigate new friendships, a budding romance with Prince Mulberry, and a deep mystery surrounding the island's past, all while discovering his own courage and leadership. The book explores themes of identity, family bonds, belonging, and standing up for what's right, making it a compelling read for fans of epic dragon adventures and character-driven fantasy.

The #1 New York Times bestselling series is back with a brand new arc! Discover what happens next in this thrilling addition to the Wings of Fire saga. Umber was never supposed to be a hero . . . . As the youngest sibling of his MudWing hatching, Umber doesn't have the responsibilities of his bigwings, Reed, nor the heroic destiny prophesied for his brother, Clay. He's always been content with his role as the cheerful, goofy, little brother. But when his sister, Sora, causes a tragedy at Jade Mountain Academy, Umber finds himself on the run and thrown into a whole new role--that of protector. Umber and Sora fly south in search of a place where they can live far away from other dragons . . . until a kind, hybrid dragon named Mulberry saves him from a kraken attack, and Umber realizes they don't have to survive alone after all. In fact, there's an entire community living on a forgotten island, full of dragons hiding from their own dark pasts. As the two MudWings settle into the Court of Refuge, they start to realize that nothing in this place is quite what it seems, and the protection it offers comes with a price. Even as Umber falls for Prince Mulberry, he learns he must find a way to unlock the past of this mysterious island to ensure he and Sora have a future. And when the dragons in power try to stop him, he'll have to decide what he cares about most . . . and whether he can be the hero these dragons need after all.