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He had vowed to do no harm. She was born to kill. Can a dying mage and a barbarian warrior put aside their differences long enough to stop a rogue wizard...before time runs out for them both?
It is the late Bronze Age of another world. Iron is unknown, only barbarians ride horses, and the stirrup will not be invented for centuries. To the north, the nomadic Skald roam the treeless steppes with their vast herds, while in the sub-tropical south the first dreams of Empire begin to be fulfilled.
Thraxis was once the most powerful of the Athraskani wizards, before the rogue mage Balthazar put him under a death curse. Now any use of magic only speeds the progression of the curse that is devouring his life.
The Arrow that Flies the Farthest was the Champion of her cla | |  | | Winter's Orphans
A young woman is hunted after discovering that she has magical powers, and her only hope of survival lies in the teachings of an aging cripple haunted by the mistakes of the past. But will her own budding powers prove to be the greatest threat of all?
At the dawn of Niune's Industrial Age, the Seelie Courtæa heartless half-human aristocracy that annihilates any glimmer of fae poweræholds the kingdom in an iron fist. Ignorant of her own dark birthright, Mina Cole is a factory slave whose gifts cannot be suppressed. In a moment of terror, she betrays her heritage to the hunters, and her only hope for survival lies in the hands of a man crippled in body and soul.
One terrible night thirty-five years ago, Duncan RiDahn lost both his love and the use of his legs to the hunters of the Seelie Court. Into Duncan's web of regret comes Mi |
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