Contents: Blurbs & Reviews | Where to Find It | Events & Media
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CUSTOM-ENGINEERED DRAGONS CAN CURB ECOLOGICAL THREATS—BUT ARE THEY AT RISK OF BECOMING A THREAT THEMSELVES?
Genetic engineer Noah Parker helped domesticate dragons for use as pets and deployed them for the U.S. military. Now his team is tasked with designing dragons to tackle invasive species and other ecological problems, in wildly diverse zones, from the hot deserts of America to frozen wastes of Antarctica. It’s no easy job, especially because government approval requires the dragons have built-in fail-safes to prevent them from reproducing in the wild. To Noah’s surprise, the approval also requires the presence of an onsite observer—who happens to be his former rival from graduate school. But as Noah and his dragons race around the globe to counter one environmental disaster after another, problems continue to pile up back home. The longer he is away, the more Noah risks losing the professional and personal worlds he has worked so hard to build . . .
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Blurbs & Reviews
Praise for Deploying Dragons
Full of thrilling invention and discovery and show-stealing dragons, this one is for every reader who’s ever dreamed of riding or at least training their very own winged beast.
–Library Journal
Praise for Domesticating Dragons
A Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Book of 2021
–Library Journal
With characteristic verve, Koboldt contrasts the playful adventure plot with the eerily dystopian setting and a searing examination of corporate greed and ambition. Fans of inventive speculative fiction are sure to be pleased.
–Publishers Weekly
A fun read, with an engaging cast of characters, not the least of which, unsurprisingly, are the dragons.
–Ernest Lilley, Amazing Stories
Koboldt does a fantastic job… a fantastic, and definitely different, follow-up to his debut trilogy. I’ll take more of this, please!
–Mark Chitty, SFF World
Where to Find Dragons Gone Wild
Dragons Gone Wild is available in print and e-book! Here are some of the places you can find it.
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You can also use the universal book link, which will take you to any store/format you need.
Media & Events
- September 10, 2025 Advance digital copies (eARCs) available on Baen.com
- December 2, 2025: Release day for Dragons Gone Wild.
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