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 Pawn of Prophecy |
 Queen of Sorcery Geoff Taylor |
 Magician's Gambit Geoff Taylor |
 Castle of Wizardry Geoff Taylor |
 Enchater's End Game Geoff Taylor |
 Guardians of the West Geoff Taylor |
 King of the Murgos Geoff Taylor |
 Demon Lord of Karanda Geoff Taylor |
 Sorceress of Darshiva Geoff Taylor |
 Seeress of Kell Geoff Taylor |
 Belgrath the Sorcerer Geoff Taylor |
 Polgara the Sorceress Keith Parkinson |
 The Diamond Throne Keith Parkinson |
 The Ruby Knight Keith Parkinson
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 The Saphire Rose Keith Parkinson
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 Domes of Fire Larry Elmore |
 The Shinning Ones Keith Parkinson |
 The Hidden City Keith Parkinson |
 High Hunt |
 The Redemption of Althalus Geoff Taylor |
 The Losers |
 Regina's Song |
High Hunt
When
his brother's gang of drinkers and wife-stealers begins a hunting
expedition, old jealousies quickly become out of control and turn the
men against each other, and Dan Alders must help them all to survive.
The Losers
(contemporary)
Raphael Taylor was a
golden boy--blond, handsome, charming, a gifted athlete and a serious
student, an angel in every way. Damon Flood was a scoundrel--a smooth,
smilling, cynical devil, as devious and corrupt as Raphael was open and
innocent. The day Raphael met Damon was the day he began his mysterious
fall from grace. And the golden boy fell very fast and very far....
The
Redemption of Athalus w/ Leigh Eddings
On
his way to steal The Book from the House at the End of the World,
Althalus collides with Dweia, a seductive goddess in the form of a cat
who can manipulate time. Unfortunately, her evil brother shares her
talent, and has been using his own dark magic to rewrite history. The
only people who can stop him are Althalus and a ragtag group of men,
women, and children. But they have no reason to trust Althalus--or each
other.
Regina's
Song w/ Leigh Eddings (contemptorary)
Eerily
attuned to one another, twins Regina and Renata are so identical that
even their mother can’t tell them apart. Then tragedy strikes: a
vicious attack leaves one twin dead and the other so traumatized that
she turns totally inward, incapable of telling anyone what happened or
even who she is. She remains lost to the world, until the day Mark, a
family friend, comes to visit–and the young woman utters her first
intelligible word.
As
she recovers, still with no memory of the past, her nightmares grow
steadily more frightful, followed by wild fits of hysteria and dark
mood swings. Her strange outbursts seem to coincide with the grisly
serial murders that have begun plaguing Seattle. Could she be the
killer? Determined to dispel his suspicion, Mark stakes out her home.
The unholy sight he witnesses one night will haunt his soul for the
rest of his life. . . .
Dreamers
 The
Elder Gods
Matt Stawicki |
Treasured
One (2004)
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The Elder Gods
Somewhere
beyond the farthest pole of the world, the Land of Dhrall lies anchored
by the will of four powerful yet eccentric Gods. From controlling the
weather to influencing the course of mortal men, these deities can bend
reality to their whims. Yet bound by the laws of nature, they cannot
take lives.
The
Gods are not the only power. For in the center of Dhrall is the
Wasteland, the domain of a mysterious, voracious horror known as
That-Called-The-Vlagh. A nightmare made flesh, the Vlagh has created a
massive army of hideous monsters in a plan to conquer Dhrall and
overrun the world. And now, at the end of a cycle of Time,
That-Called-The-Vlagh may succeed.
In
the coming battles the people of Dhrall will be aided by a ragtag force
of pirates and mercenary soldiers. But the true warriors against the
Vlagh will turn out to be four enigmatic children known as the
Dreamers. Raised by the Gods themselves, these children have the
ability to summon dreams that can alter the fabric of reality. And
unlike the Elder Gods, the Dreamers do not hesitate to use their powers
to kill….
The Treasured
Ones
They
are called the Dreamers. They look like sleeping children. They are, in
fact, Gods. Despite the literally earth-shattering climax of The Elder
Gods, Dahlaine still does not regret having brought the Dreamers into
the world of the Elder Gods. He only wishes he'd thought harder about
the consequences. His sister Aracia fears the whole world will collapse
in on itself if the Dreamers should all wake up and realize where they
are. It's bad enough with them dreaming the future, but at least it's a
future. Dahlain is pretty sure he's safe from an 'I-told-you-so' from
Aracia. The Dreamers give the Elder Gods a chance in the battle against
the vicious Ruler of the Wasteland. Then spies of very short stature
start cropping up in Veltan's bucolic and peaceful domain. They look
like people, or maybe they all look like the same person, but they are
more sinister than that. Fortunately, Dahlaine is soon on the scene
riding his thunderbolt
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