Rosemary Edghill Livres

Combining elvish lore with modern noir, this collection features two novels by bestselling authors Lackey and Edghill. "Beyond World's End" explores the mystical realms and the challenges faced by its inhabitants, while "Spirits White as Lightning" delves into darker themes, intertwining the supernatural with gritty realism. Together, these stories offer a unique blend of fantasy and intrigue, showcasing the authors' imaginative storytelling and rich world-building.

Set against the backdrop of an intriguing American micro-culture, the Bast novels explore the lives of practitioners of an ancient faith through a keenly observant and slightly amused lens. Rosemary Edghill presents a fresh perspective on these characters, revealing the enduring presence of magic in their lives.

Eric Banyon must face the latest plot to wipe out humanity by Aerune mac Audelaine, a lord of the Unseleighe Sidhe.

Featuring contributions from renowned authors in the urban fantasy genre, this collection showcases all-new stories that blend imaginative worlds with contemporary settings. With talents like Roberta Gellis, Dave Freer, Eric Flint, and Diana Paxton, readers can expect a diverse range of narratives that push the boundaries of fantasy. This anthology promises to captivate fans with its unique perspectives and engaging plots, highlighting the creativity of established and emerging voices in urban fantasy.

In a quest to protect New York City, Eric Banyon, a bard and magician, finds himself amidst a brewing conflict involving unethical drug researchers aiming to create a mercenary army through psychotropic substances. Their plans attract the attention of Aerune mac Audelaine, a dark lord seeking to exploit the chaos for his own gain. As Eric teams up with a half-elven companion and a gargoyle, they must confront these threats in a magical showdown that could alter the fate of Gotham and Eric's own destiny.

When Ruth Marlowe, a student librarian, rescues an elf who's been mugged on New York City's mean streets, it signals the start of an adventure that will see Ruth and her friends pitted against magic and monsters as they aid the elf in his quest to regain the sword which was stolen from him.

The story revolves around Moke Rahone, who finds himself metaphorically "nailed" to his desk, suggesting a sense of entrapment in his mundane life. As he navigates the challenges of his existence, themes of stagnation and the desire for freedom emerge. The narrative explores Moke's journey as he confronts the barriers that keep him from pursuing his dreams, leading to moments of self-discovery and transformation. The book delves into the complexities of modern life and the struggle to break free from societal expectations.

Lady Juliette Devereaux, an heiress with a keen sense of practicality, finds herself disillusioned after a lackluster London Season and reluctantly attends a house party in Sussex. Despite her sharp mind and vibrant fashion sense, she struggles to attract marriage proposals, viewing marriage merely as a partnership to manage her estate, Chaceley. Her friends believe her straightforward approach to love is outdated, hinting at deeper themes of individuality and societal expectations in a world where romance and tradition collide.

Explore the intricacies of the subconscious as characters navigate a surreal landscape filled with vivid dreams and hidden fears. This journey challenges perceptions of reality and self-discovery, intertwining themes of identity and the power of imagination. As the protagonists confront their innermost thoughts, they uncover profound truths about their lives and relationships, leading to transformative experiences. The narrative blends psychological depth with imaginative storytelling, inviting readers to reflect on their own dreams and desires.

Set against a backdrop of societal expectations, the story follows an orphaned cloth merchant's daughter, Susannah Potter, who reluctantly enters a marriage of convenience with the impoverished Lord Hanford. Initially a practical solution to their financial woes, the union quickly turns complicated as Susannah resists the idea of sacrificing her independence for what she perceives as an empty-headed fortune hunter. With her younger sister's future at stake, she is determined to control her own destiny and the fate of her newfound wealth.