Last updated 9/14/08
HADERACK, J.K,
Mercer’s Whore (Ripping, 1997.)
Murky fantasy about a battle between good and evil in a mystical realm.
HADDIX, MARGARET PETERSON
Just Ella (Aladdin, 2001.)
The sequel to Cinderella.
HAGGARD, H. RIDER (See also collaboration which follows. Also writes Science Fiction and Horror.)
Allan and the Ice-Gods (Hutchinson, 1927, Doubleday, Page, 1927, Grosset, 1929, Pulp Fictions, 1999. Wildside 2002, as Allan Quatermain and the Ice Gods.)
An Allan Quartermain novel.
Allan uses a magical herb to experience another of his previous incarnations, this time as a primitive caveman.
Allan Quatermain and the Ice Gods (See Allan and the Ice Gods.)
Ancient Allan, The (Cassell, 1920, Longmans, 1920, Wildside, 2000.)
An Allan Quartermain novel.
Allan uses a magical herb to experience visions of previous incarnations of himself.
Annotated She, (See She.)
Ayesha: The Return of She (Ward Lock, 1905, Doubleday, Page, 1905, Grosset, 1905, Macdonald, 1956, Collins, 1957, Del Rey, 1978. New Orchard, 1986, bound with Benita. Lancer, 1967, as The Return of She: Ayesha. Pulp Fictions, 1998, as Ayesha. )
Ayesha #2.
Another expedition penetrates the mountains of Asia where they find a lost city dominated by a woman who is agelessly waiting for the reincarnation of her lost love. Eventually a war breaks out between two factions.
Classic Adventures, The (New Orchard, 1986.)
Omnibus of Ayesha and Benita.
Cleopatra (Munor, 1889, Pocket, 1962, Donohue Henneberry, ?, Wildside, 2002.)
Marginal historical fantasy about the seductive and intelligent woman who virtually ruled Egypt during much of her lifetime.
Eric Brighteyes (Longmans, 1891, Harper, 1891, Harrap, 1925, Macdonald, 1958, Hodder, 1963, Zebra, 1978, Wildside, 2002. Newcastle, 1974, as The Saga of Eric Brighteyes.)
A Norse adventure involving a Viking warrior with a magic sword.
Five Adventure Novels (Dover, 1951.)
Omnibus of King Solomon’s Mines, Allan Quartermain, She, Allan’s Wife, and Maiwa’s Revenge.
Ghost Kings, The (Cassell, 1908. Authors & Newspapers, ?, as The Lady of the Heavens.)
A tribe with magical powers is called upon to resolve the conflict between two other tribes.
Ivory Child, The (Cassell, 1916, Longmans, 1916, MacDonald, 1928, Wildside, 2002.)
An Allan Quartermain adventure.
Allan is off to rescue a girl kidnapped by two African magicians, but he discovers that their magic is real and that his weapons are useless against them and their supernaturally powered elephant.
Lady of the Heavens, The. (See The Ghost Kings.)
Lost Civilizations (Dover, 1953.)
Omnibus of Cleopatra, Eric Brighteyes, and Montezuma’s Daughter.
Love Eternal (?, Wildside, 2003.)
Odd novel involving a form of reincarnation.
Mahatma and the Hare, The (Longmans, 1911, Holt, 1911.)
A dream journey to speak to an intelligent rabbit.
Morning Star (Cassell, 1910, Longmans, 1910, Zebra, 1978.)
Egyptian magic and the wrath of the gods affect the career of a prince of that land in this historical adventure. Includes discorporated personalities and reincarnation.
Red Eve (Hodder, 1911, Doubleday, 1911.)
A figure with supernatural powers takes a hand to help a man recover the woman he loves and track down a traitor.
Return of She: Ayesha, The. (See Ayesha: The Return of She.)
Saga of Eric Brighteyes, The. (See Eric Brighteyes.)
She (Longmans, 1886, Harper, 1886, Lovell, 1887, Grosset, 1926, Macdonald, 1948, Hodder, 1949, Collins, 1957, Lancer, 1961, Pyramid, 1966, Airmont, 1967, Ballantine, ?, Street & Smith Select Library, ?, Pulp Fictions, 1998. Indiana University, 1991, as The Annotated She.)
Ayesha #1.
The ruler of a lost civilization is a woman who has apparently lived two thousand years in this Asian adventure novel. An outsider wins her affection but declines to step into the sacred flame that will make him equally immortal. Note that Richard Monaco wrote a sequel to this novel.
She and Allan (Longmans, 1920, Hutchinson, 1921, Macdonald, 1960, Newcastle, 1975, Pulp Fictions, 1998. Ballantine, ?, Wildside, 2002.)
Ayesha #3.
Allan Quartermain travels to the land of She in search of answers but finds only more questions.
She/Return of She (Lancer, 1972.)
Omnibus of the two novels.
Smith and the Pharoahs and Other Tales (Arrowsmith, 1920, Longmans, 1921.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Treasure of the Lake (Hutchinson, 1926, Doubleday, Page, 1926, Grosset, 1928.)
An Allan Quartermain novel.
Allan is enlisted to aid a man reclaim his birthright, although he turns out to be pretty much of a cad. A European is magically lured to the same area, where a genuine sorceress can cause natural disasters in defense of her rule.
Wanderer’s Necklace, The (Cassell, 1913, Longmans, 1914, Zebra, 1978, Wildside, 2002.)
A Viking warrior incurs the wrath of the gods and is cursed to wander the Earth facing many dangers, learns of his previous incarnation, and has visions.
Wisdom’s Daughter (Hutchinson, 1923, Doubleday, Page, 1923, Grosset, 1927, Del Rey, 1978.)
Ayesha #4.
The origin story of Ayesha, explaining how her forbidden love angered the gods and resulted in her being cursed to deathlessness.
Yellow God, The (Cupples & Leon, 1908, Cassell, 1909, Wildside, 2002.)
An enchanted mask proves crucial in a complicated web of financial skullduggery.
HAGGARD, H. RIDER & LANG, ANDREW
World’s Desire, The (Longmans, 1889, Hodder, 1920, Macdonald, 1953, Ballantine, 1972.)
A sequel to The Odyssey, this is the story of Odysseus’ subsequent search for Helen of Troy in Egypt and his adventures in that land. Includes a magical serpent, and the protagonist’s death.
HAHN, MARY DOWNING (Also writes Horror.)
Doll in the Garden, The (Clarion, 1989.)
Magical time travel.
HAILEY, JOHANNA (Pseudonym of Sharon Jarvis and Marcia Yvonne Howl.)
Beloved Paradise (Zebra, 1987.)
Not seen.
Crystal Paradise (Zebra, 1986.)
Not seen.
Enchanted Paradise (Zebra, 1985.)
Not seen.
Sea Treasure (Pinnacle, 1994.)
Not seen. Romance about a man rescued by a mermaid.
HALAM, ANN (Pseudonym of Gwyneth Jones, who writes science fiction under that name. Also writes Fantasy and Horror.)
Alder Tree, The (Allen & Unwin, 1982.)
A young girl encounters a dragon.
Ally, Ally Aster (Allen & Unwin, 1981.)
Children deal with a family curse.
Daymaker, The (Orchard, 1987.)
Inland #1.
In a far future Earth, magic has replaced technology. A young girl sets out on a journey of adventure and discovery.
Skybreaker, The (Orchard, 1990.)
Inland #3.
In a magical future, two friends explore the possibility that in a far land old technology still exists.
Transformations (Orchard, 1988.)
Inland #2.
The protagonist encounters a dangerous artifact which spawns werebeasts.
HALDANE, CHARLOTTE (Also writes Science Fiction and Horror.)
Melusine, or Devil Take Her (Barker, 1936.)
Historical fantasy about secret forces manipulating humankind.
Guardian (Ace, 2002.)
In the late 19th Century, a woman fleeing an abusive husband encounters a supernatural creature who takes here on a tour of the universe.
HALDEMAN, LINDA
Esbae: A Hunter’s Tale (Avon, 1981.)
A college student discovers that one of her peers has conjured up a magical creature that wants her life as payment for its gifts. Fortunately, she is aided by a magical companion of her own and manages to escape that fate and deal with the bad guys.
Lastborn of Elvinwood, The (Doubleday, 1978, Avon, 1980.)
An unfortunate human gate crashes a fairy revel and is compelled to find a human woman who will willingly marry one of the fairy princes as the price of remaining alive.
Star of the Sea (Doubleday, 1978, Avon, 1981.)
A lonely young girl has her life turned around when a statue talks to her.
HALE, DEBORAH
Destined Queen, The (Luna, 2005.)
Maura Woodbury #2.
A woman sets out on a quest to fulfill a magical prophecy.
Wizard's Ward, The (Luna, 2004.)
Maura Woodbury #1.
A woman fated to be queen and an outlaw search for a missing king and find themselves in love.
HALE, F.J. (Writes science fiction as Edward S. Hudson.)
In the Sea Nymph’s Lair (Pageant, 1989.)
Spell Wars #2.
A group of adventurers are separated after a storm at sea, and each has to deal with his or her own particular dangers.
Ogre Castle (Pageant, 1988.)
Spell Wars #1.
An itinerant magician accepts a job expelling demons and other malevolent spirits from an abandoned castle that was infested with these creatures during a recently ended series of wars.
HALES, E.E.Y.
Chariot of Fire (Hodder, 1977, Doubleday, 1977, Avon, 1978.)
A damned soul falls into bad company in Hell and teams up with Cleopatra and others in a plot to overthrow Satan and seize control of the nether regions.
HALIDOM, M.Y.
Spirit Lovers and Other Stories (Simpkin, 1903.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Tales of the Wonder Club (Burleigh, 1900.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Tales of the Wonder Club II (Burleigh, 1904.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Tales of the Wonder Club III (Burleigh, 1905.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
HALL, GERTRUDE
Foam of the Sea and Other Tales (Roberts, 1895.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
HALL, J.C.
Legends of the Serai (Dragon Moon, ?)
A fantasy world is wracked by war.
HALL, J.E.
Wall, The (1st Books, 2003.)
An ordinary man is enlisted into a mystical battle for control of human destiny.
HALL, JOHN RYDER (Also writes Science Fiction. Pseudonym of William Rotsler.)
Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (Pocket, 1977, based on the screenplay by Beverley Cross.)
Sinbad sets out on a perilous voyage to find a potion that can reverse the magic spell that changed a prince into a baboon. He is pursued by an evil witch and her son as they discover a magical lost land surrounded by fields of ice.
HALL, MANLY
Ways of Lonely Ones (Phoenix, 1934.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
HALL, WILLIS
Dragon Days (Bodley Head, 1985.)
Not seen.
HALLAM, ELIZABETH
Alura's Wish (Jove, 1999.)
A woman reluctantly agrees to marry a formidable soldier, and discovers among his effects an artifact that allows her to summon genies. Her subsequent wishes have the predictable unpredictable results.
Spirit Catcher (Jove, 1998.)
A woman visiting a western ghost town is the only person who can see the ghost of a sheriff dead for over a century. He’s a handsome, charming man with whom she unwillingly falls in love.
Yesterday's Flame (Jove, 2000.)
A fire fighter in the present shelters in a cave and emerges into California in 1906, where she has various adventures and falls in love. A romance novel.
HAMBLY, BARBARA (See also collaboration with Marc Scott Zicree. Also writes Science Fiction and Horror.)
Armies of Daylight, The (Del Rey, 1983, Unwin, 1985, HarperCollins, ?)
Darwath #3.
Although magic may be the only way to save the human race from a magical enemy, fanatics among the survivors are determined to destroy all the wizards, regardless of the consequences.
Beauty and the Beast (Avon, 1989, Unwin, 1990.)
Beauty and the Beast #1.
Based on the television series. A woman is injured mortally, but is saved by a half human, half animal creature who lives secretly beneath the city streets.
Circle of the Moon (Warner, 2005.)
Raven #2.
A group of women seek to develop their magical powers in a male dominated world.
Dark Hand of Magic, The (Del Rey, 1990, Unwin, 1990.)
Sun Wolf #3.
A warrior with magical powers helps his old comrades in their quest to conquer the city of a wizard, but its ruler is not pleased with his interference and vows to have his revenge.
Darkmage (Doubleday, 1988.)
Omnibus of The Silent Tower and The Silicon Mage.
Dog Wizard (Del Rey, 1992, HarperCollins, 1993.)
Windrose #3.
A renegade mage is forced to return to the fold to save the woman he loves and end the chaos that allows monsters and men from various dimensions to invade worlds other than their own.
Dragonsbane (Del Rey, 1985, Unwin, 1986.)
Dragon #1.
A group of adventurers team up on a quest to destroy a dragon that has conquered an entire city, but have second thoughts after they discover the true state of affairs.
Dragonshadow (Del Rey, 1999.)
Dragon #2.
When his son is kidnapped by demons, a dragonslayer must seek the help of a powerful dragon in order to defeat the army of demons and their sorcerous allies.
Icefalcon’s Quest (Del Rey, 1998, Harper, 1998.)
A Dare novel.
A young aristocrat is kidnapped by a villain from the only stable civilization in a chaotic world. The kidnapper hopes to use the boy’s magical talents to rule the world, but he is thwarted by a heroic figure who overcomes the animosity of his own people along with the usual panoply of monsters in order to save the day.
Knight of the Demon Queen (Del Rey, 2000.)
Dragon #3.
A magician and his wife both find themselves indebted to demonic forces. One is sexually attracted to the demon who once possessed her, and the other is being blackmailed by the ruler of the demons, who helped him to rescue his wife. Now she wants to extend her influence into other worlds and he has no choice but to assist.
Ladies of Mandrigyn (Del Rey, 1984, Unwin, 1986.)
Sun Wolf #1.
A brilliant warrior is poisoned by a group of women who promise him the antidote, but only after he saves them from the encroaching armies of an evil wizard king.
Magicians of Night, The (Del Rey, 1991, Grafton, 1992.)
Sun Cross #2.
A wizard finds himself in Nazi Germany early in the war and resists the urging of several local magicians that he help them defeat their enemies, eventually discovering the truth about the government that seeks his help.
Mother of Winter (Del Rey, 1996, HarperCollins, 1997.)
A Dare novel.
A great war has left a small kingdom comparatively safe, beset on all sides by unnatural forests and other growths. The land’s greatest magician leads an expedition to the south to try to find the source of the evil magic, but while he is gone, those left behind must contend with increasingly aggressive enemies, and factions within their own people.
Rainbow Abyss, The (Del Rey, 1991, Grafton, 1991.)
Sun Cross #1.
A blind wizard with magical glasses answers a desperate summons from another universe where magic has ceased to exist and a terrible danger threatens its inhabitants.
Silent Tower, The (Del Rey, 1986, Unwin, 1987, HarperCollins, ?)
Windrose #1.
A sinister being is crossing the void between the universes, kidnapping a woman into a magical realm menaced by its evil forces. There she must find a way to escape and seek allies among the forces of light.
Silicon Mage, The (Del Rey, 1988, Unwin, 1988, HarperCollins, ?)
Windrose #2.
An evil magician plans to move his consciousness into a computer, from which he will then be able to dominate more than one universe. But a woman of Earth is determined to prevent him from succeeding, and perhaps rescue the man she loves in the process.
Sisters of the Raven (Warner, 2002.)
Raven #1.
Chaos reigns when all of the magic possessed by the men of the Yellow City is suddenly transferred to formerly powerless women.
Song of Orpheus (Avon, 1990.)
Beauty and the Beast #2.
Fresh challenges for two unlikely lovers, a beautiful woman from the surface world, and a beastlike creature from beneath the ground who is nonetheless a noble spirit.
Sorcerer’s Ward, The. (See Stranger at the Wedding.)
Stranger at the Wedding (Del Rey, 1994. HarperCollins, 1994, as The Sorcerer’s Ward.)
Windrose #4.
A sorceress challenges the anger of her family and an evil force that has targeted her sister in order to save that young woman’s life.
Sun-Cross (Guild America, 1992.)
Omnibus of The Rainbow Abyss and Magicians of the Night.
Time of the Dark, The (Del Rey, 1982, Unwin, 1985, HarperCollins, ?)
Darwath #1.
A young woman is troubled by visions of an unearthly evil menacing another world, and eventually learns that she is seeing what is actually happening on another plane of existence.
Unschooled Wizard, The (Doubleday, 1987, Unwin, 1987.)
Omnibus of The Ladies of Mandrigyn and The Witches of Wenshar.
Walls of Air, The (Del Rey, 1983, Unwin, 1985, HarperCollins, ?)
Darwath #2.
A wizard sets out to find allies in his attempt to save the last survivors of the human race from an alien menace that is sweeping across their dimension, destroying everything it touches.
Witches of Wenshar, The (Del Rey, 1987, Unwin, 1987.)
Sun Wolf #2.
A warrior and his witch woman venture into an abandoned city rumored to have been built by witches, and discover that ancient evil forces are freshly astir, and about to send evil magic out into the surrounding lands.
HAMILL, PETE
Snow in August (Little, Brown, 1997.)
Marginal fantasy about life in modern Brooklyn and the power of magic from legends.
HAMILTON, EDMOND (Also writes Science Fiction and Horror.)
Monsters of Jotunheim, The. (See A Yank at Valhalla.)
Yank at Valhalla, A (Ace, 1973, bound with The Sun Destroyers by Ross Rocklynne. Magazine version, 1941. Consul, 1950, World, 1950, as The Monsters of Jotunheim.)
A contemporary soldier finds himself transported into the middle of Ragnarok, where he is to be a key figure in the final battle of the Norse gods.
HAMILTON, LAURELL K. (Also writes Science Fiction and Horror.)
Caress of Twilight, A (Ballantine, 2002.)
Faery #2.
The princess of Faery has come out of hiding and must solve a series of murders and get herself pregnant if she is to remain in line for the throne.
Death of a Darklord (TSR, 1995.)
A Ravenloft novel.
The dead return in another form in this dark fantasy set in a shared world where gothic magic is the order of the day.
Kiss of Shadows, A (Ballantine, 2000.)
Faery #1.
In an alternate version of our world where fairies are real and interact with humans, along with a variety of other mythical lifeforms, a runaway princess tries to figure out how to survive in a dangerous mix of court politics and intrigue. Heavy on the erotic content.
Mistral’s Kiss (Ballantine, 2006.)
Faery #5.
A half fairy woman runs into fresh erotic trouble when she goes to the royal court.
Nightseer (Roc, 1992.)
A young woman has been granted unprecedented magical powers with which to avenge a murder but she must walk a narrow line between justice and power for its own sake.
Seduced by Moonlight (Ballantine, 2004.)
Faery #3.
Fairy court politics, private detectives, a runaway princess, and lots of erotic sex.
Strange Candy (Berkley, 2006.)
Collection of sometimes related stories.
Stroke of Midnight, A (Ballantine, 2005.)
Faery #4.
More elvish politics as efforts continue to kill the protagonist.
HAMILTON, VIRGINIA
Dark Way, The (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1990.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Her Stories (Scholastic, 1995.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Magical Adventures of Pretty Pearl, The (Harper & Row, 1983.)
Not seen.
People Could Fly, The (Knopf, 2000.)
Collection of retold American Black folktales.
HAMMELL, IAN (House pseudonym. See below.)
Burning Goddess, The (Ace, 1994.) (Actual author unknown.)
Shadow World #1.
A blend of SF and fantasy with magical events taking place on a far planet. A newcomer struggles to survive jungles and their inhabitants, aided in his quest by the power of teleportation.
City of Assassins (Ace, 1995.) (Actual author unknown.)
Sword World #3.
A nonhuman race thought driven into near extinction has secretly returned and is plotting to overthrow human rule and make them a subject race.
Clock Strikes Sword (Ace, 1995.) (Stephen Billias.)
Shadow World #2.
Two rival nations, one that wields magical swords, the other with power over the flow of time, are forced to put aside their differences when a third and greater force attacks them both.
Stormriders (Ace, 1996.) (Roxanne Longstreet.)
Shadow World #4.
A man searches for his missing son in a violent alien world full of sorcerers and other dangers, while his evil wife plots to kill him.
HANCOCK, NIEL (Note, all except Dragon Winter are set in the same magical world.)
Across the Far Mountain (Popular Library, 1982.)
Wilderness of Four #1.
First in a series of prequels to the Circle of Light series. This tells of the early life and rise to power of the king of the Bears, who is a pivotal character in the later series.
Bridge of Dawn, The (Questar, 1991.)
Windameir #4.
With a magical sword to assist them, a band of warriors and wizards defeats a villainous sorceress and her army of nasty dragons.
Calix Stay (Popular Library, 1977, Starscape, 2004.)
Circle of Light #3.
Our heroes have secured magical weapons for their defense, but to keep them they must escape their pursuers in a daring chase across country.
Circle of Light (?, 1977)
Omnibus
Dragon Winter (Popular Library, 1978.)
An evil wizard has brought a fierce winter accompanied by ravenous wolves, and the peaceful animals who are his victims must learn to cooperate in order to survive.
Faragon Fairingay (Popular Library, 1977, Starscape, 2004.)
Circle of Light #2.
A band of adventurers descend into the underworld on their quest to retrieve magical artifacts which will help them in their battle against evil magic.
Fires of Windameir, The (Warner, 1985.)
Windameir #1.
The evil forces believed defeated have recovered and are preparing a fresh assault against the land of Atlanton, so a new generation of heroes is required to rise to the occasion.
Greyfax Grimwald (Popular Library, 1977, Starscape, 2004.)
Circle of Light #1.
A magician and his animal allies are called upon to rally the forces opposed to the enchantments of the Dark Queen.
On the Boundaries of Darkness (Popular Library, 1982.)
Wilderness of Four #3.
The story of a young wizard who isn’t quite as wise as he thinks, and who must team up with a brave warrior to defeat an evil enemy.
Plains of the Sea, The (Popular Library, 1982.)
Wilderness of Four #2.
A leader among the dwarves sets out for a series of adventures during which he acquires magical powers and becomes one of the saviors of his land.
Road to the Middle Islands, The (Warner, 1983.)
Wilderness of Four #4.
Episodic adventures of an otter who becomes one of the leaders of his people in the soon to come battle against an evil sorceress.
Sea of Silence, The (Questar, 1987.)
Windameir #2.
Adventurers rescue a kidnapped woman from a spiderlike but intelligent creature of evil.
Squaring the Circle (Popular Library, 1977, Starscape, 2004.)
Circle of Light #4.
The heroes of the previous three adventures pool their resources in a final confrontation with the Dark Queen, and vanquish her.
Wanderer’s Return, A (Questar, 1988.)
Windameir #3.
The world of Atlanton is doomed to fall beneath an evil rule unless our heroes can waken the power of a magical sword and use it to defeat their enemy.
My Irish Enchantress ( Zebra, 1999.)
A medieval princess finds a magical piece of jewelry that brings her to the 19th Century in North America, an unusual twist to the standard time travel romance.
Mortal Love (Morrow, 2004.)
A scholar in England meets a mysterious woman who is actually an immortal creature who has lived through many generations.
Healer's Keep, The (Dell, 2004.)
An evil force threatens a school for magical healers.
Light of the Oracle, The (David Fickling, 2005.)
A young girl who has magical visions finds herself in danger when others learn of her power.
Seer and the Sword, The (Dell, 2002, Dell Laurel, 2005.)
Young adult novel about the quest for a magic sword.
HANNA, LYNN
Starry Child, The (Onyx, 1998.)
When she becomes nearly autistic after an accident, a young girl attracts the attention of a linguist who discovers the child has mysterious knowledge of events generations earlier, whose impact has doomed the girl unless an old mystery can be solved.
HANNAH, CHRISTOPHER L.
Walk in the Garden, A (Tafford, 1996.)
Light fantasy quest novel about a young man given a magical gift as part of his coming of age, during which he must prove his maturity to be worthy of his high place in society.
HANNAH, KRISTIN
Once in Every Life (Gold Medal, 1993.)
Time travel romance in which a research scientist dies and finds herself back in the years following the Civil War, where she makes a new life for herself.
HANNAN, ROBERT CHARLES
Thuka of the Moon (Digby, Long, 1906.)
Gods on the moon create living creatures for their amusement.
HANRATTY, PETER
Book of Mordred, The (Ace, 1988.)
Camelot #2.
The quest for the holy grail is not always conducted by men of honor, and King Arthur’s own son is one of those with less than pristine motives.
Last Knight of Albion, The (Bluejay, 1986, Ace, 1987.)
Camelot #1.
Sir Percevale pursues his old age chasing after Mordred, whom he is still pledged to punish for his perfidy. But instead he finds love along with adventure.
HANSEN, GWEN
Moonspell (Columbine, 1989.)
Unicorn Queen #6.
Not seen.
Sun Blind (Fawcett Columbine, 1988.)
Secret of the Unicorn Queen #2.
An evil king dominates a magical kingdom.
HANSEN, JAMIE LEIGH (Also writes Horror.)
Betrayed (Tor, 2008.)
Paranormal romance about immortals trying to escape bondage.
HANSON, WIL
Smoke in the Wind (Five Star, 2004.)
A visitor to a planet where magic works gets involved with reptilian bad guys.
Oasis (Random House, 2002.)
A Dinotopia novel.
Two young travelers find a lost colony of intelligent dinosaurs.
HARBAUGH, KAREN
Cupid’s Darts (Signet, 1998.)
Cupid #2.
Cupid tries to arrange a love affair but overdoes it. The target of his ministrations now worships the woman as a goddess rather than as a mortal to be wooed and won.
Cupid’s Kiss (Signet, 1999.)
Cupid #3.
A woman falls in love with a man who is actually Eros, the god of love, sent to Earth on a quest to preserve the existence of the gods.
Cupid’s Mistake (Signet, 1997.)
Cupid #1.
Not seen.
HARDING, SIMON
Changeling Hearts (?, 1995.)
Trafarionath #2.
?
Streamskelter (?, 1994.)
Trafarionath #1.
?
HARDY, JASON M.
Drops of Corruption (Roc, 2006.)
A Shadowrun novel.
A failed magician gets involved with organized crime.
HARDY, LYNDON
Master of the Five Magics (Del Rey, 1980, Corgi, 1985.)
Alodar #1.
An apprentice magician studies all the different branches of magic in order to make himself a worthy suitor for the queen he loves, and experiences a personal crisis during the siege of a castle.
Riddle of the Seven Realms (Del Rey, 1988, Corgi, 1989.)
Alodar #3.
A con man gets on the wrong side of a gaggle of wizards and an even bigger gaggle of imps, so he’s off on a merry chase that ends with a quest across a variety of universes.
Secret of the Sixth Magic (Del Rey, 1984, Corgi, 1986.)
Alodar #2.
An inhuman creature is sucking all the magic out of the land, and already several branches of the magical arts no longer work. In order to defeat the creature, a wizard must travel to another universe and master a previously unknown branch of the arcane sciences.
HARDY, NAOMI (Also writes Horror.)
Much of Magic and Miracles (Manor, 1979.)
Not seen.
HARDY, ROBIN (Also writes Science Fiction and Horror.)
Chataine’s Guardian, The (Word, ?)
Lystra #1.
?
High Lord of Lystra (Word, 1986.)
Lystra #3.
The battle for the throne concludes.
Stone of Help (Word, ?)
Lystra #2.
?
HARGREAVES, GERALD
Atalanta (?, 1949.)
Achilles is sent to Atlantis to prevent a war.
HARLAN, THOMAS (Also writes Science Fiction.)
Dark Lord, The (Tor, 2002.)
Oath of Empire #4.
The eastern empire has fallen to an army aided by magic and augmented by the undead. Rome must rely on sorcery of its own if it is to survive.
Gate of Fire, The (Tor, 2000.)
Oath of Empire #2.
The sorcerer intent upon controlling the known world is plotting again, and this time those who were allied against him are scattered and disunited. Then one of them experiences a vision and receives a magical power to use against the evil.
Shadow of Ararat, The (Tor, 1999.)
Oath of Empire #1.
A number of characters get caught up in the siege of Constantinople, which is being fought with the usual weapons, but also with dark sorcery on both sides of the battle lines. Julius Caesar and other historical figures are raised from the dead to help in the battle.
Storm of Heaven, The (Tor, 2001.)
Oath of Empire #3.
An alternate history in which Rome, Persia, and an Arab empire are fighting a three sided war. Other enemies are arising as well, and since all of the various parties have sorcerers allied with them, the results are unpredictable.
Ferren and the Angel (Penguin, 2000.)
Not seen.
HARMAN, ANDREW (Also writes Science Fiction.)
Deity Dozen, The (Legend, 1996.)
The city manager of one of the metropolises of Hell has gone on an efficiency drive that is making the afterlife unbearable even for the demons, until one among their number decides to do something about it.