Book Descriptives

Roleplaying type adventure. Full of magic, traps, potions, secret passages. Four lads in search of hidden treasure. When Riyan unexpectedly comes across what he believes is the resting place of the legendary 'King's Horde', he and two friends set out to find the hidden segments of the key that will open it.

Joined now by a fourth companion, the lads continue thier quest for the lost segments of the key. Riyan and Chad join the Warriors Guild, while Kevik works to leave the appelation of 'Apprentice Magic User' behind. Riyan discovers a clue in the Guild's archives revealing a possible clue where the next segment may lay. But before they can leave, he and Chad must attain the rank of Armsmem, and Kevik has to prove himself in the Tower of the Magi.
All this is hamprered by Durik, a ruthless Hunter of the Horde, who will stop at nothing to learn what the companions may know.

The secret's out!! What they have long dreaded has come to pass. Rumors that the King's Horde has been found have begun to spread. Their once tranquil hometown of Quillim has now become a magnet for those who seek the Horde. The trail leading to the fourth, and final segment, takes them south into the lands of the Moran Tribes.

James is a young man from our world who finds himself inexplicatedly in another. He discovers he has the ability to work magic. Setting out to find out who brought him here and why, at first he simply strives to survive the many perils of this new world.

The young boy Miko whom he befriended has been taken captive by the Empire, and is on his way to be sold as a slave. James enlists the aid of new found friends to come to his rescue. Their search leads them into the very heart of the Empire.

The catastrophic rescue of Miko has drawn the attention of the power behind the Empire, the priesthood of Dmon-Li. They send one of their warrior priests after the mage(James) responsible the devastation and to bring him before their high priest.

Getting some R&R in Trendle, James works to learn more of how to control and harness magic. Also, he and Jiron sneak into the Empire controlled city of Saragon. There they hope to discover where the priests of Morcyth went, and maybe to find out why James had been brought to this world in the first place.

James is summoned to stand before the Cardri High Council to face charges brought to bear by the Empire. Incapacitated, he is given into their hands.

Enough is enough! Time to kick some butt. James, along with those who have gravitated to him since his first arrival to this world, go on the offensive against the forces of the Empire. Lots of fighting, magic.

Four people awake in an underground room. Not sure how they came to be there, or who is responsible, they must work together in order to find a way out of what soon turns into a hostile and lethal situation. Traps, treasure, and monsters abound. In order to survive they will have to put their wits to the test.

In many stories you hear how �The Chosen One� appeared to save the day. Every wonder what would happen if the one doing the choosing bungled the job?

In Ring of the Or�tux, that�s exactly what happens. Hunter was on his way to a Three Stooges� marathon when in mid-step, he went from the lobby of a movie theater to a charred tangle of stone and timber that once had been a place of worship. From there it only gets worse for the hapless Chosen One. First, an attempt to flee those he initially encounters (who by the way are the ones he was sent there to save), lands him into the merciless clutches of an invading army (those whom he was supposed to defeat).

James and Jiron end up on Earth. Returning to Jiron's homeworld is complicated in that Earth doesn't appear to be a very magical place. Unable to even feel the presence of magic, James doubts if they'll ever get home again.