The Paladin (The Whiteblade Saga, Book One)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Nichols, Adam

Fantasy

Millennium Books

The War of the Lords Veil

Orion Publishing Co

The savage Veil army sweeps through the northern territories, overrunning homesteads and villages, taking all they please. But despite the spirit-helmed soldiers, a ragged band of rebels is on the rise. For Tai and Crane, the Dreamwalker, are determined not to give in.

The War Of The Lords Veil

Millennium Orion Publishing Group

<p>The Pathless Way &amp; The War on the Lords Veil</p>

The Pathless Way

Young Pawli has the true Gift, he is certain sure of it. But his uncle Brynmaur will not listen, preferring to spend his days smoking starweed, prey to visions. And then Khurdis Blackeye, the self-proclaimed sorcerer of the Dark Tower, tries to bring all of the Three Valleys under his yoke, and conjures something dreadful into the world. Pawli and Brynmaur find themselves facing this threat alone, until the advent of Roe, a young wanderer who turns out to be more than anyone thinks. Through fantastical worlds they must travel, and face uncanny foes in their own mountain forests, to confront an enemy both ancient and terrible. The Curer is the final volume of The Whiteblade Saga, the chronicles of Elinor Whiteblade and the shining sword that is both her treasure and her bane.

The Curer (The Whiteblade Saga, Book 3)

Orion Publishing

Die Dämonen von Miradore : Roman

Goldmann

<p>The book's forward explains that in the summer of 1627, pirates from the north coast of Africa raided Iceland, taking close to four hundred captives away into slavery. Among those taken was the Reverend Ólafur Egilsson, a Lutheran Minister in his sixties. This book is Reverend Ólafur's chronicle of the experience. The Travels of Reverend Ólafur Egilsson, known in Iceland as Reisubók Séra Ólafs Egilssonar, is a well-known classic of seventeenth century Icelandic literature, but it has never before been translated into English. It is one of the earliest travel books by a northern, post-Reformation European writer describing both Islamic and Christian civilization in the seventeenth century and tells a powerful, altogether remarkable story. The Reisubók tells the story of all this and more, for Reverend Ólafur negotiated a ransom agreement with his captors and then travelled alone from North Africa across Europe to Denmark in an attempt to raise the money required to free his family. The volume includes not only the full text of the Reisubók itself but also a series of letters, either written by Icelandic captives to their relatives back in Iceland or based on eyewitness accounts of the raid. These letters describe, in sometimes poignant and vivid detail, both the events of the Tyrkjaránið and the conditions in North Africa under which the enslaved Icelanders lived.</p>

The Travels of Reverend Ólafur Egilsson

Hreinsson, Karl Smari

Fjolvi

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