Scarlet and the White Wolf
by Kirby Crow |
Lord of the White Hell: Book One
by Ginn Hale | 
Voice of Crow
by Jeri Smith-Ready |
Strange Fortune
by Josh Lanyon |
Lord of the White Hell: Book Two
by Ginn Hale | 
The Dawn Star
by Catherine Asaro |
The Archer's Heart
by Astrid Amara | 
The Wizard's Ward
by Deborah Hale | 
Princess of the Sword
by Lynn Kurland | 
The Charmed Sphere
by Catherine Asaro | 
The God Eaters
by Jesse Hajicek |
Giants of the Frost
by Kim Wilkins | 
A Tapestry of Spells
by Lynn Kurland | 
Radiance
by Grace Draven | 
Fortune and Fate
by Sharon Shinn | 
The Catch Trap
by Marion Zimmer Bradley | 
Bloodraven
by P. L. Nunn | 
The Violet and the Tom
by Eve Ocotillo |
A Destiny of Dragons
by TJ Klune | 
Concubine
by Jill Knowles |
Struggling to come to terms with his new life in Rshan na Ostre, young Scarlet is trying to find his place in a decadent, foreign society that bears an ancient hatred for all Hilurin. As Liall is pulled away from Scarlet and into the jaded intrigues of a royal court, the young pedlar wonders if they've made a terrible mistake in journeying to Rshan. Each passing day, Liall seems more like a stranger, more like one of the haughty Rshani nobility and less like the bandit leader Scarlet knew in Byzantur. As Liall contends with the aristocracy to uphold his fourteen-year-old brother's claim to the throne, an infinitely more dangerous enemy draws nearer, determined to part the lovers forever.