Dragon's Teeth

«Dragon's Teeth» — a historical fantasy about a legacy that cannot simply be rejected, and about a power capable of subtly subjugating another's will. This story is part of the cycle about the Ice People and continues the lineage burdened by a curse for many generations. At the heart of the plot is a new generation of the family: Daniel Lind's children seem to have avoided the dangerous mark of the past, but the external calm quickly ceases to be a reliable protection. Here, battles and loud exploits are not important, but rather the fear that evil can manifest where it is least expected — in character, in the desire to control others, in the temptation to use a gift indiscriminately.
Daniel Lind's family welcomes two children — Sölve and Ingela, and at first, everything seems as if the ancient curse has finally weakened. However, the boy notices a dangerous feature within himself: his will turns out to be stronger than the desires of those around him. This gift is hard to call harmless, as any influence on another's choice quickly becomes a test of boundaries. Against the backdrop of the life of the Ice People and the European setting of the 18th century, the core of the plot is the hero's internal struggle: to understand the nature of his power, to hide it from his loved ones, and to decide whether such an advantage can be used without bringing harm to others.

• Sölve Lind — son of Daniel Lind, with whom the main conflict of the book is connected. He grows up in a family where the memory of the ancestral curse has not faded, and thus his unusual ability immediately takes on a troubling significance.
• Ingela Lind — sister of Sölve, representative of the same generation of the family. Her presence highlights an important contrast for the book: the same family legacy can manifest in different ways.
• Daniel Lind — father of the children and the link between previous volumes of the saga and the new story. Through his family, the hope for liberation from the curse and the fear that it is merely changing form is felt particularly keenly.

«Dragon's Teeth» — the nineteenth volume of the cycle «Saga of the Ice People». This is part of a large family saga, where individual novels are connected by a common lineage, recurring themes, and the consequences of an ancient curse. The book is best perceived in the context of the previous parts, when the origins of the family and the rules of the world are already understood.