Lisa Henry

Sarah Honey

Imprisoned pickpocket Loth isn't sure why a bunch of idiots just broke into his cell claiming they're here to rescue the lost prince of Aguillon, and he doesn't really care. They're looking for a redheaded prince, and he's more than happy to play along if it means freedom. Then his cranky cellmate Grub complicates things by claiming to be the prince as well.Now they're fleeing across the country and Loth's stuck sharing a horse and a bedroll with Grub while imitating royalty, eating eel porridge, and dodging swamp monsters and bandits. Along the way, Loth discovers that there's more to Grub than meets the eye. Under the dirt and bad attitude, Grub's not completely awful. He might even be attractive. In fact, Loth has a terrible suspicion that he's developing feelings, and he's not sure what to do about that. He'd probably have more luck figuring it out if people would just stop trying to kill them. Still, at least they've got a dragon, right?

Red Heir

Dave is a simple orc with a simple life. He has his dragons, his music, and his friends, and that's mostly enough. Sometimes though, he gets lonely and wishes there was someone he could share his interests with-maybe even someone he could hold hands with, although he knows it's not likely that there's a special person out there for someone who's seven feet tall and green to boot. So it's a delightful surprise when Simon Perrin, the new kitchen boy, not only knows all about dragons, but seems to like Dave as much as Dave likes him back. But all is not what it seems, and Simon is hiding a dark secret. There are sinister forces at work, and Simon needs to find a way out of the situation he's trapped in. If he doesn't, it could mean disaster for the entire kingdom of Aguillon, and an even more terrible fate for Pie, Dave's beloved fingerdragon.When Dave discovers Simon and Pie are in danger, he's swept up in a rescue mission that spans an ocean, tests a friendship, and has more dragons that you could poke a lute at. It's going to be a wild ride-literally.

Socially Orcward

Royal envoys Calarian and Benji embark on a quest in the alpine duchy of Tournel. Things go rapidly downhill when the duke plummets to his death from the tower wall. Whoops-that's going to be hard to explain. And it's not as though they can just grab the nearest human and make him the new duke. Or can they? Enter one Lars Melker, a slightly gullible cowherd built entirely of muscles and sunshine, who happily accepts their word when they tell him he's the duke now.Soon Calarian and Benji are knee deep in teaching Lars how to fake it until he makes it. They're also dealing with mountain trolls, a monster, a missing cow, and, most shocking of all, a growing realisation that their elves-with-benefits arrangement might be turning into something with feelings. Add in their mutual attraction to Lars, and suddenly the hills are alive with the sound of emotionally compromised collectivist anarchist elves.Also, what's the deal with those leather shorts?

Elf Defence

The King's Delight

Loth, borsaiolo in prigione, non conosce il motivo per cui un gruppo di idioti è appena entrato nella sua cella affermando di essere lì per salvare il principe perduto di Aguillon, e non se ne preoccupa minimamente. Stanno cercando un principe dai capelli rossi, ed è più che felice di stare al gioco se significa libertà. Poi il suo irritabile compagno di cella Grub complica le cose affermando di essere il principe. Ora sono in fuga attraverso il Paese e Loth è costretto a condividere un cavallo e un giaciglio con Grub mentre questi si comporta in maniera regale, mangia il porridge di anguilla, e schiva mostri della palude e banditi. Lungo la strada, scopre che c’è di più in Grub di quanto sembri: sotto la sporcizia e il caratteraccio, non è del tutto orribile. Forse è anche attraente. In effetti, Loth ha il terribile sospetto di star provando dei sentimenti e non sa cosa fare al riguardo. Probabilmente avrebbe più fortuna a capirlo se la gente smettesse di cercare di ucciderli. Comunque, almeno hanno un drago, giusto?

Sarah Honey

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