Who Dares to Tame the Dragon? When Magic Battles Nature -- Which Shall Prevail?

To learn more about The Dragon of Mishbil click on the title.

A Crown With a Mind of its Own...
When Liras-ven Tsormelezok set off into his garden that morning, he knew he could claim some sort of royal ancestry-but then, so could most of the rest of the population of Averidan. Therefore, being named King while pruning his klimflower vines was a trifle unexpected.

To learn more about The Crystal Crown click on the title.

Long out of print, this novel by one of the major voices in contemporary science fiction and fantasy will enthrall you, charm you, and make you care deeply about two of the most engaging characters you're ever likely to meet between the two covers of a book.

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The challenges are immense, but the rewards could be great. If Vannessa can wrest the town and Castle of Wayenor from the grip of the thieving brigand Black Mayr, then she will claim the title of The Countess of Wayenor.

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Book Two of the Wayenor Saga. It is written that to the victor belong the spoils -- but victory produces threats and dangers, as well as rewards. Vannessa is well-suited to a soldier's life, -- but is she prepared to deal with court intrigue even as a new enemy is at the gates of her city?

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Traditions are handed down from generation to generation -- but not all traditions are admirable. Real and imagined slights, injured pride, even lust for revenge are all too often part, or even all, of a family heritage. How can Vannessa and and Balon protect their own when their enemies nurse their bitter inheritance in the darkness, hidden even from themselves?

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Twenty stories by Lawrence Watt-Evans, written with all the wit and imagination that earned the author a Hugo for Best Short Story.

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Set sail on some most improbable seas with Hugo-winner Lawrence Watt-Evans as he explores the universe of stories set in the past -- stories the couldn't possibly have happened, but probably should have.

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Twenty tales of fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and adventure by Hugo-Winning Author Lawrence Watt-Evans, master of many genres. Includes the Hugo-winning story 'Why I Left Harry's All-Night Hamburgers,' and a new afterword by the author.

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