Mercedes Lackey

Larry Dixon

A fantastic odyssey into the magical prehistory of the world of Valdemar--when Valdemar is as yet unformed--follows the perilous quest of the gryphon Skandranon Rashkae as he braves the dark spells and evil forces of Ma'ar. Reprint.

The Black Gryphon

Recounts the coming of age of Darian, a troubled Valdemaran orphan and wizard's apprentice, who learns his destiny is to save his people from barbarians

Owlflight

Apprenticed to Wizard Justyn after the death of his parents, Darian serves the Hawkbrothers and haunts the ancient woods of Pelagris, until a tragedy puts him on a path of discovery that leads to the treacherous Eastern Empire

Owlsight

Accepted by the Taylandras, trained as a master mage, and serving as an elder of k'Valdemar Vale, Darian has found peace, but when he uncovers evidence that his parents may still be alive he sets out to find them.

Owlknight

In "Born to Run," runaways become the pawns in a war between good and bad elves; and in "Chrome Circle," mage Tannim suspects his dream girl of wanting to kill him

The Chrome Borne

Gryphon in Light

Rebuilding their city in the ten years after a magical Cataclysm kills their leader and forces them to the white cliffs by the Western Ocean, the people of Urthos must fight the Court of the Black Kings to keep their hard-won home.

The White Gryphon

A fantasy novel co-written by the creator of the Heralds of Valdemar series recounts the coming of age of Darian, a troubled Valdemaran orphan and wizard's apprentice, who learns his destiny is to save his people from barbarians.

Windsong and Tadrith, the children of White Gryphon City's rulers, escape the shadows of their parent's fame by joining the Silver Gryphon defense force, and their first assignment brings them face-to-face with disaster.

The Silver Gryphon

Thinking he has found his mate for life, rock-music playing and fast-driving mage Tannim finds his dreams complicated by her dragon father, her part-human-part-fox personality, and her apparent desire to kill him. Original.

Chrome Circle

A fantastic odyssey into the magical prehistory of the world of Valdemar--when Valdemar is as yet unformed--follows the perilous quest of the gryphon Skandranon Rashkae as he braves the dark spells and evil forces of Maar. 50,000 first printing. $25,000 ad/promo.

Apprenticed to Wizard Justyn after the death of his parents, Darian serves the Hawkbrothers and haunts the ancient woods of Pelagris, until a tragedy puts him on a path of discovery that leads to the treacherous Eastern Empire.

Surveys of Churchgoers reveal a huge problem - there is too little difference between them and people who dont go to church! If our beliefs are to be taken seriously then they must be seen to have a difference in our behaviour, Dixon's remarkable insights highlights how doctrine makes a difference in our walk with the Lord and the way we live.

Putting Into Practice What You Say You Believe

Doc Walk

The first in a fantasy trilogy:the adventures of the magical forces-wizards,empaths,telepaths & healers-fighting what will be an epic war.The greatest warrior is The Black Gryphon...

It has been four years since Darian saw his village sacked and burned by barbarians. Taking refuge with the Hawkbrothers, he soon finds his life's calling--as a Healing Adept. But even as he learns the mystical ways of this ancient race, Darian cannot escape the dangers threatening his future. Another tribe of barbarians is approaching. The time has come...to stand up and fight.

When Temptation Strikes by Larry Dixon portrays the normal Christian life as one growing in victory over temptation. Although he does not promise sinless perfection here on earth, Dr. Dixon says that the believer can still pursue godliness, make God-pleasing choices and find freedom in the Spirit of God.

Gaining Victory over Sin

When Temptation Strikes

This book provides brief, biblical responses to the key issues raised by Rob Bell in his recent book. He accuses Evangelicals of hijacking the Jesus story and substituting a "toxic" one of their own. Evidence is provided in "Farewell, Rob Bell" to show that he is an inconsistent universalist, that his arguments are neither new nor original, and that the message "Jesus Redeems!" is a far better one than "Love Wins."

Larry Dixon

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