Song List
These songs greatly inspired certain scenes in my stories and helped me to visualize what was happening. Other songs simply make me think of my characters celebrating, hanging out, or growing as individuals. If you’re interested in a little bit of extra immersion, feel free to locate these songs on your streaming service and give them a listen!
Stay tuned for many more!
Prince of Dreams
Chapter 11-12 (Tree Spirits / I Find Out My Wings Work): “Son of Man” by Phil Collins
Peter mentors Jonathan the best he can in the ways of a griffin and a prince. Though initially a reluctant learner, Jonathan begins to understand and respect the new world he finds himself in.
King of Dreams
Chapter 18 (In the Wings of the White Griffin): “Mo Ghile Mear” Arr. Desmond Earley
Jonathan finally arrives in his kingdom and the entire city celebrates the arrival of their new king!
Chapter 41 (Dreams Versus Nightmares): “Test Drive” composed by John Powell
The king’s perilous and triumphant return.
Chapter 48 and 50 (The Death of a Griffin and My Own Worst Enemy): “The Battle” composed by Harry Gregson-Williams
A boy in anguish, tortured by bitter memories and truths, realizes that his past, and the people in it, have helped him to become the man he is today.
Chapter 51-52 (Respite and Wrath of the Nightmare King): “Man on a Mission” by Oh The Larceny
Time for an epic showdown between the King of Dreams, and the embodiment of evil!
Chapter 55 (Never Alone): “Merchant Prince” composed by Thomas Bergersen
A final battle, and an opportunity for closure.
Epilogue: “Only The Beginning Of The Adventure” composed by Harry Gregson-Williams
As the song’s title suggests, this song inspires feelings of joy, hope, and whimsy. One chapter, for all its laughter and tears, is over. But what fresh adventures await on the horizon?
“End Credits” Songs: “Wild At Heart” by Gloriana and “Magika” by Two Steps From Hell
These are songs that I feel wrap up my first trilogy nicely, conveying all of the emotions that one might experience as the covers close. I envision them as being the songs that would play during the end credits if my books were ever made into a movie! :D