This sequel to "Vulcan's Forge" features the Battle of Narrendra III and the destruction of the Starship "Enterprise", as well as the wedding of Mr Spock to the beautiful Commander Saavik, his former protege.
Ambassador Spock has married his fellow Vulcan Starfleet officer, Captain Saavik, but he and his wife have little time to enjoy their newlywed status before both of them are plunged into the heart of a clandestine war. Pursuing his hope of uniting Vulcan and Romulus after centuries of hostility between them, Spock finds himself inadvertently drawn ...
Following on from the events of VULCAN'S SOUL: EXODUS (hardback 0743463560: paperback 0743463579), a bloody war is raging between the Romulans and the mysterious Watraii. Ambassador Spock, pursuing his dream of ending the centuries-old enmity between Romulus and Vulcan, must find and penetrate the home base of the Watraii, where long-hidden ...
As the hidden truth about the Romulans' early history is revealed at last, its implications for the future play out as Spock and his allies reach across a gulf of both time and space in an attempt to bridge the gap that separates the longscattered offshoots of the Vulcan people. And though the reunification he hopes to achieve will come at a ...
A great new novel by two fantasy stars of the first magnitude. A young bard faces a web of lies and deception in a world where nothing is as it seems--and everything is a trap for the unwary. Set in the same literary universe as the bestselling computer adventure, The Bard's Tale IV. Mercedes Lackey is the acclaimed author of Bardic Voices and ...
Death, childbirth, conception, and diarrhea: the very things that send adults into fits of lip-biting...cause children to break out into song. To the delight of all who work with children or simply enjoy reliving the irreverent rhymes of their own youth, "Greasy Grimy Gopher Guts" contains hundreds of version of favorite childhood rhymes.
Award-winning author Josepha Sherman returns with the sequel to The ShatteredOath as Elven Prince Ardagh is forced to choose between standing by his sworncomrade or regaining all that he has lost--and to be in truth as well as nameArdagh Oathbreaker.
Duncan MacLeod and Methos notice a sword displayed in a New York City museum. Methos recognizes it from Ancient Egypt when he tried to free the nation from a cruel king. In so doing Methos was attacked by Khyan. Learning of a series of murders, Methos suspects Khyan has come to claim the sword.
Enter once again the magical world of Mercedes Lackey's The Lark and the Wren with the first book in the Bardic Choices series. A strange pall has settled over Alanda. Everywhere representatives of the Church seek to ferret out unauthorized magic. Throughout the lands the Free Bards are choosing to flee or fight.
GeoCaching: Hike and Seek With Your GPS is a guide to the relatively new, and exponentially growing, activity of geocaching. It is a treasure hunting game using handheld GPS (global positioning system) receivers that is now played world-wide. Although invented in May of 2000, there are already hundreds of thousands of people who participate, and ...
This gutsy collection of 15 original short stories includes works by some of today's most-beloved fantasy and science fiction authors, including Tamora Pierce, Holly Black, Pamela Service, Margaret Mahy, Bruce Holland Rogers, Mike Resnick, and Brent Hartinger.
A collection of wisdom allegedly written by Xena's sidekick, Gabriella, thousands of years ago and recently unearthed, these unique essays on life, love, and valor are intended to help mere mortals be like Xena. of photos.
From vast armies to single champions, from legions of wizards to sorcerous duels, the original tales included in this volume are the very heart of fantasy. From kingdoms saved by the power of a spell, to magicked weapons that can steal the souls of countless enemies, to lands and peoples destroyed by dark enchantment, here are the adventures to ...
This authoritative volume vividly describes the Native Americans who once inhabited every area of the United States. Chronicling their daily lives, this book conveys their proud heritage in vivid photographs and illustrations.
Forty-six fabulous tales from around the world, all of which have been passed on by immigrants to America. The unifying element to the collection is their uniquely Jewish tone. B&w line drawings throughout. Ages nine and up.
Storytelling is an ancient practice known in all civilizations throughout history. Characters, tales, techniques, oral traditions, motifs, and tale types transcend individual cultures - elements and names change, but the stories are remarkably similar with each rendition, highlighting the values and concerns of the host culture. Examining the ...
In 1510 eighteen-year-old Thierry, orphaned Count of Foretterre, undertakes a series of difficult challenges in order to free the half-human, half-fairy girl he loves from the hold of her cold-hearted father, Lord of Faerie.
High fantasy from the award-winning co-author of Castle of Deception. The curse of a dying foe proves more dangerous than any plot to overthrow Hauberin, the half-human ruler of a Faerie princedom. Denied sleep until he dies, Hauberin can break the spell only by learning his mother's father's name--an ancient nomer which may set him free--but ...
Once a Necromancer like all his kind, the reformed Dark Elf Naitachal is now a Bard. But shadows from his past linger. His erstwhile clan sees him as the worst of traitors--and they mean to take revenge using the Chaos Gate. Only Kevin, once Naitachal's apprentice but now a Count in his own castle, can save the Dark Elf from doom.
When a Sumerian demon shows up and starts rampaging through Manhattan, museum curator Denise Sheridan turns to gallery owner Ilaron Highborn for help. While Ilaron may have his own agenda, he is the only Dark Elf that Denise knows, and his powers are all that they have to save the city.
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