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The Chronicles of Tornor: The Complete Trilogy

by Elizabeth A. Lynn

ISBN 0441005594 (0-441-00559-4)
Softcover, Rationalist Press Association

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The Chronicles of Tornor: The Complete Trilogy: ISBN 0441005594 (0-441-00559-4)
Softcover, Rationalist Press Association

The Dancers of Arun

by Elizabeth A. Lynn

ISBN 0425089525 (0-425-08952-5)
Softcover, Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

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A Different Light

by Elizabeth A. Lynn

ISBN 0425100324 (0-425-10032-4)
Softcover, Berkley Pub Group

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5th in the popular magical series [via]

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Dragon's Treasure

by Elizabeth A. Lynn

ISBN 0330355589 (0-330-35558-9)
Softcover, Pan Macmillan

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With Dragon's Winter, two-time World Fantasy Award-winner Elizabeth A. Lynn made "a triumphant return"* to the fantasy realm after over a decade. Now, she returns to her imaginative medieval world-where a fearsome dragon lord struggles between ruling with might and ruling with justice. [via]

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ISBN 9780330355575 (0-330-35557-0, 0330355570)

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Dragon's Winter

by Elizabeth A. Lynn

ISBN 0330355570 (0-330-35557-0)
Softcover, Pan Macmillan

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Karadur and Tenjiro are twin sons of Kojiro Antani, the dragon lord of Ippa. But only Karadur, whose name means "fire-bringer," bears the blood of the dragon in his veins. His younger brother, Tenjiro or "Heaven's hope," was second out of the womb and is the weakest and smallest of the two. As the twins grow to maturity, Karadur is anxious to attain the promise of his blood and transform into the dragon he is capable of becoming. But Tenjiro, who bears the scars of Karadur's claws, resents his older brother and, on the eve of Karadur's transformation, steals the talisman that makes the change possible. That same night he disappears, fleeing to a distant, icy realm where he will reemerge as a powerful wizard bent on destroying his older brother. But Karadur, lord of Dragon Keep, is prepared to go to war against Tenjiro, and it's likely only one will survive. --Craig Engler [via]

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The Northern Girl

by Elizabeth A. Lynn

ISBN 0099504103 (0-09-950410-3)
Softcover, Random House

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The final book in the Chronicles of Tornor (after World Fantasy Award- winning Watchtower and The Dancers of Arun) takes readers back to Arun, where decades of peace and a ban on edged weapons in the great city of Kendra-on-the-Delta have seen the famed cheari warriors fade into legend. For 17-year-old Sorren, bondservant to city councilor Arr� Med, the wanderlust of youth is fed by the need to learn whether the strange tower she sees in her dreams is a real place. When Sorren learns of her namesake, the Lady of Tornor Tower of northern legends, Sorren determines to go north and find Tornor when her bond expires in a year. Sorren is surrounded by others who hunger for new challenges, from her lover's adolescent son, Ricard, to the unhappy drunkard Kadra-no-Ilezia, who longs to sail away and chart new lands. Likewise Arr�'s younger brother, Isak, long relegated to the background while his sister handled the Med's civic and business responsibilities, is determined to carve out a role in the city's power structure--even at the cost of breaking ancient law. While his scheme forms the core of the plot, at the real heart of this book is the simple idea that peace alone is not enough for happiness. Sorren charts her course into the future along with the rest of Arun, searching for the wonder that makes life worth living. This is a thoughtful fantasy novel which effectively mixes intrigue and adventure with dreams, thwarted hopes, and renewed possibilities. --Charlene Brusso [via]

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