Mother of Lies
by Dave Duncan | 
Blood of Ambrose
by James Enge | 
Triad
by Terry McGarry | 
Hawkwood's Voyage
by Paul Kearney | 
The Heretic Kings
by Paul Kearney | 
The Second Empire
by Paul Kearney | 
Ships From the West
by Paul Kearney | 
Daughter of Ancients
by Carol Berg | 
The Cutting Edge
by Dave Duncan | 
The Stricken Field
by Dave Duncan | 
The Living God
by Dave Duncan | 
The Destiny of the Sword
by Dave Duncan | 
The Last Guardian of Everness
by John C. Wright | 
Battledragon
by Christopher Rowley | 
The White Tree
by Edward W. Robertson | 
The Elves and the Otterskin
by Elizabeth H. Boyer | 
The Wizard and the Warlord
by Elizabeth H. Boyer | 
The Troll's Grindstone
by Elizabeth H. Boyer |
The Curse of Slagfid
by Elizabeth H. Boyer | 
The Lord of Chaos
by Elizabeth H. Boyer |
Brak just wanted to help Ingvold, the elfin girl who was cursed by the witch-queen Hjordis to act as a hag. He never expected his efforts to lead him through a strange gate to the world of the Alfar, where the dark elves were fighting to destroy all the light elves. As a humble thrall, he had no business there. But he was trapped. Ingvold had given him the dragon's heart, the only hope the light elves had to summon aid from the Rhbus. He could not let that fall into the hands of Hjordis or Myrkjartan, the dreadful necromancer who was mustering armies of the dead against all that was good in the world. Betrayed by the wiles of the wizard Skalgr, Brak struggled to master the magic of the dragon's heart and recover the weapons of power that would, perhaps, bring victory to Ingvold and her people. It was too much, even for a hero. And Brak was no hero!