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The Emperor of Earth-Above
After painting the mystical scenes that unlocked the realm of the dead, Aengus the Painter and his lover, the beautiful sorceress Rose, are stricken senseless. The last thing the Painter sees as his spirit leaves his body is Rose's tortured eyes, begging for help.When he revives on an unfamiliar shore, his memory is a frustrating blank. The people believe he is Marner, a mighty stranger from the sea who once freed them from an evil emperor. They hope he has come to save them again from a terrifying ruler who preys upon souls.Buffeted by tantalizing glimpses of his past, Aengus fights the undying Emperor of Earth-Above--and discovers the shocking truth that binds him and Rose to Marner's fate.
Half a Bubble Off Plumb
An elderly house, neurotic hens, nefarious zucchini, and a willful cat. In this collection of short essays, fantasy author Sheila Gilluly takes us through the seasonal chores and delights of her small homestead on the coast of Maine. We learn: the seduction of seed catalogues in January how chickadees survive temperatures of -20 degrees what the hens have been watching on the television in the coop the nutritional benefits of growing your own organic fruits and vegetables how to can spaghetti sauce, tap a maple tree, and make the best blueberry jam ever why having a family of skunks move in with you may not be a bad thing why a stubborn Yankee woman who tackles a roof job by herself may need to ask Santa for a special favor By turns informative, lyrical, and laugh-ou-loud funny, the book invites us to spend some time at Two Dits Farm, where everything--including the owner--is just about a Half A Bubble Off Plumb.
The Boy from the Burren
Aengus, a hard-bitten young thief with a gift for sand painting, expects a fine new life of adventuring when his drunken father sells him to Bruchan, a wandering storyteller.But instead of illustrating his new master's tales at fairs, Aengus finds himself embroiled in a desperate secret war. For Bruchan leads an embattled religious community which is fighting to keep alive their secret knowledge and ancient way of life. Threatening them are the fanatical Brotherhood of the Wolf, servants of the Wild Fire, who ruthlessly hunt all such heretics.Schooled by his master in weapons, arcane art, and the proud history of his people, can the boy from the Burren find a way to save himself and all he has grown to love, or will one spill of the colored sands unleash the ravaging Fire?
Greenbriar Queen
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The Crystal Keep
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The Giant of Inishkerry
How do you go on when everything you love has been lost?Aengus might have become the Painter who would save his people, but that hope was crushed when his village was massacred, leaving him the only survivor of the slaughter. Grief-stricken, he threw himself off a cliff, only to awaken horribly injured and emotionally hollow, a color-blind Painter who would never again wield the magical power of the color pots.Now a navigator for the pirate Timbertoe, who fished his broken body from the water, Aengus wreaks a savage revenge upon the Wolfhounds who destroyed his people and his life. When cornered by his enemies one night, he is forced to plead for sanctuary at the home of a reclusive sorceress.There he meets Rose, a mysterious green-eyed beauty who has long walked his dreams. But the fury of the Wolf lashes out at them, and to save Rose, to save himself, Aengus desperately reaches once more for the gift of painting locked in his damaged brain--and for the strength of heart to accept his fate...
Ritnym's Daughter
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