Fourteen-year-old Cosmo Hill longs to escape from the Clarissa Frayne Institute for Parentally Challenged Boys. When his chance comes, he grabs it but things go fatally wrong. Cosmo feels his life force ebbing away, sucked out of him by a strange blue parasite - when a wise-cracking gang of kids bursts in, blast the creature and save him. They are the Supernaturalists, and Cosmo's new life with this unlikely 'family' is about to begin...Cover art by Tony Fleetwood.
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Dungeons and Dragons Endless Quest No. 29. Everyone in your village knows about the Tower of Darkness. It's said to be bewitched and more than one villager - including your mother - has entered its dark passages, never to be seen again. But you'll have to brave whatever might be lurking inside...Cover art by Jeff Easley.
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Legend said the Empire Stone was larger than a fist and could light a man's path in the dead of night. Fashioned by the Gods - or demons - it could bring awesome power and untold riches to anyone who possessed it. But it was lost when the city of Thyone was destroyed. The Year of the Mouse has begun badly for Peirol of the Moorlands. Having fallen in with Koosh Begee and his gang of tricksters, he taken to gambling. And he's lost. Peirol soon realises he's been trapped and Begee forces him to recover a long-lost gem from a ruined temple. Peirol begins an incredible adventure of danger, magic and mystery, ruthless warlords and wild sorcerers in search of the fabled Empire Stone. Cover art by David O'Connor. -
Book V of The Dancers At The End Of Time. At last! A self-proclaimed saviour has arrived at the End Of Time, home of the deliciously decadent and frightfully bored. Unfortunately, the last thing they need is a messiah. Especially one like the Fireclown - who offers such unlikely gifts as Madness, Pain and Doom. Still, he does provide a welcome touch of amusement and - dare we say? - conflict to the final days of Man. Indeed, that impregnable spinster, Miss Mavis Ming, is more than a little charmed by his attention - despite the destruction he might wreak on one and all. Such is the way of love...Cover art by Robert Gould. Published in Britain under the title of The Transformation of Miss Mavis Ming. -
Book I of The Tower And The Hive. The Talents were the elite of the Nine Star League. Their gifts were many and varied, ranging from the gently telepathic to the rare and valued Primes. On the Primes rested the entire economic wealth and communications systems of the civilised worlds. But they were very scarce - only very rarely was a new Prime born. And now on the planet Altair, in a small mining colony, a new Prime existed, a three year old girl - trapped in a giant mudslide that had wiped out the rest of the Rowan mining community. Every Altarian who was even mildly talented could 'hear' the child crying for help, but none knew where the child was buried. Every resource is centered into finding 'The Rowan' - the first Prime ever born on Altair, more unique, more powerful, more agoraphobic and more lonely than any other Prime yet known in the Nine Star League. Cover art by Romas Kukalis as Romas.
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Book II of Forest Kingdom. In Castle Midnight, where the Real and Unreal meet, the King lies murdered. His three sons get ready to do battle for the throne. One prince is ill - possibly the victim of poison - so his followers, determined to keep his illness a secret, hire an impersonator. The Great Jordan had been a great actor, but currently down on his luck, and more than willing to take on a royal role. Then the Unreal gets the upper hand and large sections of the castle become supernatural no-go zones, with hallucinations and spectres as thick on the ground as spies and traitors - and just as deadly. Soon the Great Jordan begins to wonder if this is his final curtain call. Cover art by David Farren. -
Turnabout: Thorne Smith
$25.00Sally Willows envied her ad-man husband his glamorous work; Tim Willows felt Sally lived in ease and luxury while he was sweating to pay the bills. So an ill-tempered minor god, tired of their bickering, worked a modest miracle...Sally Willows, now occupying her husband's body, experienced the full horrors of the Nationwide Advertising Agency, while Tim, now outwardly Sally, dealt with the amorous advances of a local Lothario. It was a toss-up whether Sally/Tim's well-earned dismissal or Tim/Sally's bizarre attempt at murder was more spectacular - but both seemed insignificant when Tim found he was pregnant! -
The third omnibus volume in the Swords of Raemllyn series. The volume contains Blade of the Conquerer Book 7): Lijena Farleigh, possesses the Sword of Kwerin Bloodhawk - and with it in her grasp, controls the fate of an entire continent. Freebooters Davin Anane and Goran One-Eye battle demons alongside her to defeat the one known as the Blackheart and to put the sorely injured Prince Felrad on Raemllyn's throne. Magicks and monsters stand in their way. Can justice ever prevail when fighting such evil? The Tombs of A'bre (Book 8): To open the Tombs of A'bre, to accept immortality, Davin must come to grips with losing forever a friend and staunch battle-companion. The Jewels Of Life (Book 9): Davin Anane has lost his best friend, Goran One-Eye, who returned home to an alternate plane of existence. While happy for his stalwart battle companion, Davin finds life challenging without him. Once the greatest thief in all Raemllyn, his light-fingered talents have waned as he defeated a tyrant. But he finds an unexpected, comely companion willing - to aid him. The final adventure begins...Cover art by Paul Davies. -
Sanctor Grouin was the tyrant ruler of Myrcia, a kingdom under attack by the savage aarmies of the Skarrion leader Gortahook. Lukan Barra, fallen from his apprenticeship, was pressed into service as sword fodder. Then Grouin declared the throne open to any who could secure the intervention of the fabled Erseiyr, the immortal winged creature worshipped and feared by the Myrcians for centuries. Lukan sets out for the mountain lair of Erseiyr with the beautiful Rui Ravenstone. Cover art by Peter Goodfellow.
