Raymond E. Feist

Joel Rosenberg

Available in the U.S. for the first time, this is the second volume in the exceptional Legends of the Riftwar series from "New York Times"-bestselling authors Feist and Rosenberg.

Murder in LaMut

The story begins with seven college students and a professor gathering to play a game similar to Dungeons and Dragons. Little do they know that the professor will magically teleport the seven students to the very world the game takes place in, and they will possess the bodies and minds of the characters they played as.

The Sleeping Dragon

Karl, Andrea, Ahira, Walter, and Lou. Who are all from present day America. They have been transported to the past, a mystic world in which magic, not science prevails. Bound by their pledge to the Healing Hand society, they cannot return home until they give freedom to each and every person in the world of the past. After intercepting a few slaver caravans, Karl, Andrea, Ahira, Walter, Lou, and their new recruits (the slaves they freed) settle down in a remote valley. Because all of them are wanted criminals or slaves, the valley that no one knows about is the perfect place to settle down. Now, it becomes a race against time to make their valley civilization grow to a sufficient size (so they can protect themselves) before they are discovered.

The Sword and the Chain

Professor Deighton trys to control the fantasy world he has sent a group of college students into.

The Silver Crown

The Warriors (Books 1-3)

Guardians of the Flame

Das Schwert des Befreiers

The Sleeping Dragon (Guardians of the Flame, Book 1)

The Silver Crown (Guardians of the Flame #3)

The Warrior Lives (The Guardians of the Flame, Book 5)

Kami defies the Fifty-Two Ways of D'Shai and creates a fifty-third way, detective. This case involves a murder on the eve of a royal wedding involving the bridegroom.

Hour of the Octopus

On feudal D'Shai, where one's magic and status are predetermined at birth, acrobat Kami and his father are accused of murder and given just one week to prove their innocence

D'Shai

In the fourth in the Guardians of the Flame series, hero Karl Cullinane has gained an empire and all its deadly enemies. Now, what price must he pay to assure its future? Advertised in several science fiction magazines.

The Heir Apparent

Ian Silverstein, trapped in an alternative world, is chosen by the god Odin to fulfill a prophecy

The Silver Stone

"A useful addition to collections on the study of the Bible as literature." --Choice "... reflects not only on what the Bible is saying, but on how and why. The result is an illumination of the role of compositional art in the analysis of the past and its consequent political implications." --Shofar "Clearly, there is much to gain from a careful reading of this book." --Journal of the American Oriental Society Joel Rosenberg explores the fundamental concepts and contradictions in the history of pre-exilic Israel, emphasizing the transition from tribal confederation to national kingdom. The result is a fascinating illumination of the role of compositional art in the analysis of the past and its consequent political implications.

Political Allegory in the Hebrew Bible

King and Kin

There are Hidden Ways built into the structure of existence -- linking the New World and the Newer . . . dating back to a time before time. When he brought college friends Maggie and Ian home to North Dakota, Torrie Thorsen anticipated a carefree vacation -- not werewolves, Norse gods and inconceivable worlds. But the Thorsen destiny leads them all to where the family's history began -- through secret portals into a place of legend and peril. For here, where the blade of Torrie's father once loyally served the House of the Sky, son and father both must suffer for ancient transgressions. And with war clouds gathering above the Middle Dominion, an unlikely champion will raise his sword in defense of captive friends . . . to prevent the fiery coming of the End of All Days.

The Fire Duke

Hesitant about his role as heir to the empire, Jason Cullinane finds he must protect the kingdom with the help of Walter Slovotsky and a group of mis-matched, self-appointed soliders.

A Guardians of the Flame Novel

Not Quite Scaramouche

Jason Cullinane and his companions enter territory so dangerous that even superior firepower and the dragon Ellegon cannot protect them

The Road Home

A scion in a long line of legendary warriors, the teenage Ari Hanavi is thrown into a last-ditch campaign to break the deadlock of the endless war. Ari is in top fighting condition, having reached the end of his critical battle training--the only trouble is that Ari is scared that everyone will find out he's a coward.

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