Memory, Sorrow And Thorn

THE DRAGONBONE CHAIR. A thrilling, heartstopping quest that blends the machinations of a king gone mad with the politics of empire, breathtaking suspense with the pity of war, a brilliantly conceived world of ancient days with the joys - and terrors - of magic...

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STONE OF FAREWELL. In Osten Ard, the evil of the Storm King covers the land, the country riven by war, and nature, unbalanced by the tide of evil, slips into a permanent winter. Simon, once a kitchen boy now a hero in hiding in the troll stronghold of Yiqanuc, has prophetic dreams...only he and his companions can save the land, but to do this he must embark on the second part of his quest...to the Stone of Farewell.

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SIEGE - TO GREEN ANGEL TOWER, PART 1. Simon Snowlock and Prince Josua's band of allies gather at the Stone of Farewell. King Elias is drawn ever deeper into the dark sorceries of Ineluki, the Storm King. The badly depleted League of the Scroll searches for age-old knowledge with which to aid Josua's much-outnumbered army. Across the face of Osten Ard lines are drawn as the final battle approaches, and the struggle between Light and Dark reaches a climax.

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STORM - TO GREEN ANGEL TOWER, PART 2. "You have become Scrollbearers in what may be the most difficult age the world has yet seen, worse even than Fingil's era of conquest and pillage and destruction of knowledge. Elias of Erkynland has somehow enlisted the aid of Ineluki, the Storm King, whose undead hand has reached down out of the Nornfells at last, as Eahlstan Fiskerne feared centuries ago. That is the task before us - to somehow prevent that evil from turning a fight between brothers into a losing struggle against utter darkness. And the first part of that task, it seems, is to solve the riddle of the blades." Memory, Sorrow and Thorn: The three swords which seem inextricably linked to the fate of both Simon, the ex-kitchen boy Knight, and the land of Osten Ard itself. As their enigma unfolds, new horrors of war and dark sorcery draw the land and its people to an unimaginably powerful climax.

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