Aidan is a scribe in an Irish monastery on the far edges of remote Christendom. He is content with his life of prayer and meditation and work, even though he was robbed of his royal birthright by the savage Danes. Then he is chosen to accompany a band of monks travelling to glittering Byzantium, to make a gift of a handsome, illuminated script of The Book of Kells to the Emperor of Christendom. On the journey he will be, in turns, a sailor and slave, a spy and a warrior, a Saracen and a Viking - and he will face the ultimate choice that any man of any age will face: the determination of his fate.
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Byzantium: Stephen Lawhead
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Grail: Stephen Lawhead
$12.00Book V of The Pendragon Cycle. War, drought and plague have brought Britain to the edge of destruction. In the great battle that finally brings peace to the land, Arthur is mortally wounded. But at Ys Avallach he is miraculously healed by a secret and sacred relic, the Holy Grail. Determined to establish his long-dreamt-of Summer Realm, Arthur orders a shrine built to house the Grail, so that all his subjects may share its healing powers. But evil strikes when Arthur's most loyal champion is seduced into committing a hideous betrayal and Arthur's beloved Queen and the Grail vanish into the dark unknown. Chaos and fear are once more abroad in the land. In pursuit, Arthur and his faithful Dragon Flight, helped by Merlin, confront fearsome spirits and magic in a battle to the death for the soul of the land. Cover art by Eric Peterson and Mike Posen. -
Patrick: Stephen Lawhead
$7.00In the summer of 405 A.D., 16-year old Succat is torn from his home by Irish raiders and sold across the sea as a slave. His repeated escape attempts bring him savage beatings from his new owners until he strikes up an unlikely friendship with the young Druid Cormac. As Succat learns more of the cult dreaded and feared by his people, he realises that it may be his only chance of escape. He is welcomed into their brotherhood, accepts a new name and experiences a vision of powerful that it is believed he is marked for greatness. Yet all he wants to do is go home; and when the chance finally comes, all he finds is devastation. And so begins a journey that will lead him to Gaul and the brutal life of a soldier facing the barbarian hordes across the Rhine...but he never loses sight of the vision...Cover art by David Scutt. -
Book II of The Celtic Crusades. The Great Crusade is long over, or so Duncan, son of Murdo, believes until a long-lost uncle appears from the East bearing tales of immense treasure. Though the Iron Lance had been won for the emperor, an even holier relic has been found: the Black Rood - the prayer-worn, blood-stained remnant of the True Cross - now endangered by the greedy ambitions of ruthless crusader barons bent on carving kingdoms from the desert sands of the Middle East. When Duncan’s life is shattered by tragedy, he sets sail on his own pilgrimage to Jerusalem, following in the footsteps of his father. But the gates to the Holy Land are guarded by the warrior priests known as the Knights Templar. These fearsome guardians hold the key to more than just Duncan’s fate - the very destiny of the West is in their hands. -
Book III of The Song Of Albion. Fires rage in Albion: strange, hidden fires, dark-flamed, invisible to the eye. Llew Silver Hand is High King of Albion, but now the Brazen Man has defied his sovereignty and Llew must journey to the Foul Land to redeem his greatest treasure. The last battle begins, and the myths, passions, and heroism of an ancient people come to life as Llew faces his greatest test yet...Cover art by Rodney Matthews. -
Book III of Song Of Albion. Fire rages in Albion - a dark-flamed, hidden fire, invisible to the eye. It seethes and churns gathering flames of darkness into its hot black heart, and it is unseen and unknown. Llew Silverhand is High King of Albion and the Brazen Man has defied his sovereign. Llew must journey into the Foul Land to redeem his greatest treasure. The last battle begins...Cover art by Peter Holt. -
Book I of The Celtic Crusades. In 1095, Pope Urban II declares war on the infidel. Kings, princes and lords throughout Europe take up the cross and rush to join the crusade. Murdo Ranulfson is left behind in the Orkneys when his brothers and father join the fight to win Jerusalem. But when the family's lands and possessions are confiscated, Murdo follows the Crusade to find his father. Amid unimaginable brutality and the warring ambition of squabbling lords, he finds a holy relic which will guide his life and that of his descendants for centuries to come. Cover art by Mick Posen.
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Book I of The Celtic Crusades. In 1095, Pope Urban II declares war on the infidel. Kings, princes and lords throughout Europe take up the cross and rush to join the crusade. Murdo Ranulfson is left behind in the Orkneys when his brothers and father join the fight to win Jerusalem. But when the family's lands and possessions are confiscated, Murdo follows the Crusade to find his father. Amid unimaginable brutality and the warring ambition of squabbling lords, he finds a holy relic which will guide his life and that of his descendants for centuries to come. Cover art by Mick Posen. -
Book III of The Celtic Crusades. A thousand years after its disappearance the fabled Grail has been found and the Knights Templar will stop at nothing to possess it. Led by the ruthless and corrupt Renaud de Bracineaux, the warrior monks embark on a dangerous and deceitful quest to possess the Holy Cup. Only one person stands in their way - Cait, a young woman raised on the Crusader tales of her grandfather, Murdo and father, Duncan. She is determined to claim the prize herself and guided only by a handful of coded clues from a stolen letter, Cait and her small band of knights make their way from the dungeons of Damascus to the marbled palaces of Aragorn and beyond, deep into the heart of Moorish Spain and a world unseen by Christians for over 400 years. The race quickly escalates into a deadly battle of wits and will; two implacable foes both seeking possession of the most valuable object in all Christendom - the Mystic Rose. Cover art by Mick Posen. -
Book 1 of Song Of Albion. Lewis is drawn from the dreaming spires of Oxford to the misty moors and glens of Scotland, expecting nothing more than a pleasant weekend away. But the road north leads him through a mystical crossroads, and he finds himself in a place where two worlds meet in the time-between-worlds. The ancient Celts admitted no separation between this world and the Otherworld; the two were delicately interwove, each dependent on the other. This balance is now disturbed - a breach has opened between the worlds and cosmic catastrophe threatens. Cover art by Peter Holt.
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Book I of Empyrion. Eight million dollars for a special assignment - to report on the new colony of Empyrion, ten light years from Earth. It was an offer that NO writer, just scraping by, could refuse. But why had Cynetics Chairman Neviss gone to such lengths to track him down? Orion Treet was puzzled, but there was little time to think. Within the hour he was on board the transport, hurtling through space with an oddly assorted handful of companions. What they saw, streaking through the atmosphere was a turquoise world, blue-green with vegetation, water and sky. Treet watched the holoscreen - he was seeing a world that no-one had ever seen before; a virginal world, rich and ripe, a free, unspoiled perfect world. Or so it seemed...Cover art by Richard Chetland. -
Book II of The Song Of Albion. Before Albion is one, the hero feat must be performed and Silver Hand must reign. The great king, Meldryn Mawr, is dead, and his kingdom lies in ruins. Treachery and brutality rule the land. Prince Meldron, urged by the cunning and grasping Siawn Hy, now claims the throne. But the bard, Tegid Tathal, alone holds the kingship - it is his to give where he pleases. His choice falls on another and the Day of Strife begins...the fate of Albion lies in the destiny of the long-awaited Champion: Silver Hand. Cover art by Rodney Matthews. -
Book II of Song Of Albion. King Meldryn Mawr is dead and his kingdom lies in ruins. Treachery and brutality stalk the land. Prince Meldron, prompted by the cunning and grasping Siawn Hy now claims the throne. The fate of Albion and the destiny of the long-awaited champion Silver Hand hang in the balance. Cover art by Peter Holt. -
Book III of The Dragon King Saga. The Dragon King's son has been kidnapped, his most trusted counsellor killed and the necromancer Nimrood has returned. Grief-stricken and despairing, Quentin faces his severest test. And more than a kingdom hangs in the balance. Cover art by Chuck Gillies. -
Book II of The Dragon King. It has been ten years since Quentin helped Eskevar, the Dragon King, battle the monstrous sorcerer Nimrood. Since that time, there has been peace in the land of Mensandor. But everything is about to change. An urgent message summons Quentin to Castle Askelon. The king, who is dying, wishes to name the brave young man his successor. But first, he sends him on an unfathomable mission. What Quentin and his friend Toli, the Jher horseman, discover is not for the cowardly. The brightening Wolf Star is an omen of impending evil that might herald the beginning of the end of mankind on earth. It signifies Nin, a fearsome giant of a man who hopes to add Mensandor to his growing empire. Along with his merciless warlords, they are the fulfillment of a nightmarish prophecy. Cover art by Jenny Thorne. -
Book II of The Dragon King Saga. The rising Wolf Star, herald of Nin, has cast a long shadow of terror over the realm of the Dragon King. Salvation lies in a sword - Zhaligkeer, the Shining One. Again Quentin holds life and death in his hands, as the drama and suspense build to a stupendous climax.