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MACALISTER, KATIE (Pseudonym of Marthe Arends.)
Fire Me Up (Onyx, 2005.)
Aisling Grey #2.
?
Light My Fire (Signet, 2006.)
Aisling Grey #3.
Humorous romance involving a war with imps.
You Slay Me (Onyx, 2004.)
Aisling Grey #1.
A woman discovers that a new acquaintance is actually a transformed dragon.
MACAO, MARSHALL (Pseudonym of Thaddeus Tuleja.)
Kak-Abdullah Conspiracy, The (Freeway, 1973.)
Kung Fu #4.
Warfare among the secret martial arts societies of the world when one of their number kidnaps the daughter of a prominent American diplomat.
Mark of the Vulture (Freeway, 1974.)
Kung Fu #7.
A series of unsolved murders leads the hero to suspect that his old enemy has moved to a new stronghold, somewhere in the deserts of the American southwest.
New York Necromancy (Freeway, 1974.)
Kung Fu #6.
The head of a secret society of criminals negotiates with a demon in his attempt to gain supreme power.
Rape of Sun Lee Fong, The (Freeway, 1973.)
Kung Fu #3.
The hero must rescue a woman who is being held as a prisoner by his arch enemy in a fortress somewhere in a remote part of Burma.
Red Plague in Bolivia (Freeway, 1974.)
Kung Fu #5.
The old rivalry between good and evil continues, this time with the latter releasing a new plague with which they hope to seize control of the world.
Return of the Opium Wars (Freeway, 1973.)
Kung Fu #2.
A young warrior penetrates the cities of China on his quest to track down the murderer of his teacher, and finds himself in the middle of a drug war.
Son of the Flying Tiger (Freeway, 1973.)
Kung Fu #1.
A martial arts series with supernatural undertones. A student accompanied by the spirit of his dead master tries to track down the latter’s killer.
MACAPP, C.C.
Worlds of the Wall (Avon, 1969.)
A spaceman crashlands on an artifact that is the doorway to another universe where magic works. He has various predictable adventures on that primitive world.
MACARTHUR, ARTHUR
After the Afternoon. (See Aphrodite’s Lover.)
Aphrodite’s Lover (Universal Giant, 1953. Appleton Century, 1941, as After the Afternoon.)
Not seen. Mostly a softcore series of sexual escapades involving the ancient gods.
MACAULEY, ROSE
And No Man’s Wit (Collins, 1940.)
Not seen. A mermaid.
MACAVOY, R.A.
Belly of the Wolf, The (Morrow, 1994, Avon, 1995. Headline, 1993, as Winter of the Wolf.)
Lens #3.
Despite his intention to live out his elder years in peace, the protagonist is once again forced to set out on a quest amidst monsters and human villains. This time the cause is the assassination of his old friend the king, and his determination to bring the guilty parties to justice.
Book of Kells, The (Bantam, 1985.)
An artist opens a magical gateway through time back to the tenth century, where he finds inspiration as well as love. A precursor to the time travel romances that would become popular a few years later.
Damiano (Bantam, 1984.)
Damiano #1.
The peaceful son of a magician, who has been taught to play music by the angel Raphael himself, sets out to find a legendary sorceress who possesses the power to save his people from getting caught up in a war. The interference of a demon derails his plans, however.
Damiano’s Lute (Bantam, 1984.)
Damiano #2.
Damiano has lost his immortality and now travels across plague ridden France in search of a new life, aided only slightly by his mentor, the angel Raphael. Meanwhile, the minions of Hell haven’t forgotten him, and set out to interfere in his life once again.
Grey Horse, The (Bantam, 1987.)
The appearance of a magical horse alters the future of Ireland in the days when it was struggling to gain its independence from England.
King of the Dead (Morrow, 1991, Headline, 1992.)
Lens #2.
A scientist/wizard who has risen to a position of power in a barbaric kingdom becomes even more important when a war threatens to overwhelm his realm.
Lens of the World (Morrow, 1990, Avon, 1991, Headline, 1991, Ibooks, 2005.)
Lens #1.
Despite his small stature, a dwarvish man pursues a series of adventures involving dragons and werewolves before seizing a place for himself in the world.
Raphael (Bantam, 1984.)
Damiano #3.
Lucifer outsmarts the angel Raphael and causes him to become mortal, in which guise he is enslaved. Damiano and his friends are then placed in the unusual position of having to rescue their former protector.
Tea With the Black Dragon (Bantam, 1983.)
Martha Macnamara #1.
Charming contemporary fantasy about a woman with magical powers and a man who lived previously as a dragon. When her daughter is kidnapped, the twosome set out to track down the criminals responsible and rescue her.
Trio for Lute, A (Bantam, 1988.)
Omnibus of the Damiano trilogy.
Twisting the Rope (Bantam, 1986.)
Martha Macnamara #2.
This time Martha’s grand daughter is kidnapped, while murder and the presence of a psychic force complicate matters.
Winter of the Wolf. (See Belly of the Wolf.)
MACCONNELL, COLUM
Tark and the Golden Tide (Leisure, 1977.)
A barbarian warrior who was robbed of the throne that was his birthright has the usual adventures before returning to his homeland, ousting the usurper, and destroying his enemies.
MACDONALD, GEORGE
At the Back of the North Wind (Strahan, 1870, Routledge, 1871, Burt, ?, Airmont, 1966.)
Children’s story about a young boy who makes friends with the personification of the North Wind, and who is taken by the latter on a series of adventurous trips.
At the Back of the North Wind/The Princess and the Goblin/The Princess and the Curdie (Octopus, 1979.)
Omnibus of the three novels.
Complete Fairy Tales of George MacDonald, The (Gollancz, 1961, Schocken, 1977.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Evenor (Ballantine, 1972.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Gifts of the Child Christ Volume I, The (Eerdmans, 1973.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Gifts of the Child Christ Volume II, The (Eerdmans, 1973.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Golden Key and Other Fantasy Stories, The (Eerdmans, 1980.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Lady of the Mansion (Harper, 1979. Smith, Elder, 1864, Munro, 1885, as The Portent.)
Marginal novel of intrigue in an old house with magical overtones. Includes a family curse, psychic events, and hints at reincarnation.
Light Princess, The (?)
Not seen.
Lilith (Chatto & Windus, 1895, Dodd, Mead, 1895, Unwin, 1924, Dutton, 1925, Ballantine, 1969.)
A restless young man is drawn by a mysterious figure through a doorway that leads to another world. There he finds a dreamscape in which magical things can happen.
Lilith: Phantastes. (See Visionary Novels.)
Phantastes (Smith Elder, 1858, Loring, 1870, Ballantine, 1970, Schocken, 1982.)
The protagonist enters the world of dreams and has various adventures there, which are allegories of events in the real world. Episodic adventure in which the protagonist learns the virtue of self sacrifice.
Portent, The. (See Lady of the Mansion.)
Princess and the Curdie, The (Lippincott, 1882, Chatto & Windus, 1883, Blackie, 1888, Dutton, 1949, Dent, 1949, Puffin, 1966.)
Princess #2.
After killing a sacred bird, a youngster is sent out on a mission of redemption.
Princess and the Goblin, The (Strahan, 1871, Routledge, 1871, Blackie, 1888, Doubleday, 1928, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1948, Dent, 1949, Dutton, 1951, Macmillan, 1951, Puffin, 1964, Airmont, 1967.)
Princess #1.
Princess Lootie is kidnapped by a goblin and later rescued by the son of a poor miner in this children’s fantasy story.
Visionary Novels (Noonday, 1954. Gollancz, 1962, Eerdmans, 1964, as Lilith: Phantastes.)
Omnibus of Lilith and Phantastes.
MACDONALD, JAMES (See collaborations with Debra Doyle.)
MACDONALD, JOHN D.
Girl, the Gold Watch, and Everything, The (Gold Medal, 1962, Coronet, 1968.)
An unlikely young couple discover a stopwatch which can temporarily stop time for everyone except the one holding it. They play a series of pranks before getting caught up in an adventure in which they use the device to outsmart their enemies and end up falling in love.
MACE, ELISABETH
Under Siege (Deutsch, 1988, Orchard, 1990, Franklin Watts, 1990.)
A boy struggling with the separation of his parents steps into the world of a role playing game in the persona of a giant.
MACGREGOR, KINLEY (Pseudonym of Sherrilyn Kenyon, whom see.)
Knight of Darkness (Avon, 2006.)
Avalon #2.
A war between fey and humans.
Sword of Darkness (Avon, 2006.)
Avalon #1.
Historical romance with magic.
MACGREGOR, ROB
Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants (Bantam, 1991.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
At his first posting, a younger Jones takes part in a search for the truth about Merlin, finding himself at odds with a nefarious man who hopes to restore Druidic power to Britain and who will kill anyone who stands in his way.
Indiana Jones and the Genesis Deluge (Bantam, 1992.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
This time the eminent archaeologist if off to find Noah’s Ark, his efforts complicated by the presence of Communist secret agents and other perils.
Indiana Jones and the Interior World (Bantam, 1992.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
Jones inadvertently opens a doorway to a strange world inside our own, and must close it before an invading army erupts into the surface.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Ballantine, 1989, based on the screenplay by Jeffrey Boam, George Lucas, and Menno Meyjes.)
Jones is off to rescue his missing father, who has been kidnapped by Nazi agents who hope to use his information to find the Holy Grail. After various dangers including an attempt by protectors of the grail to assassinate him, Jones saves the day and finds the grail, which is promptly lost.
Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi (Bantam, 1991.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
Dr. Jones is helping a woman resurrect the powers of the Oracle at Delphi in the mistaken belief that she has a legitimate scientific interest, when in fact she sees it as the means to attaining great personel power.
Indiana Jones and the Seven Veils (Bantam, 1991.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
Dr. Jones searches for and eventually finds a lost city in Brazil.
Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates (Bantam, 1993.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
Indiana Jones and the Unicorn’s Legacy (Bantam, 1992.)
An Indiana Jones adventure.
Jones stumbles across persistent rumors of the existence of artifacts of a unicorn, and encounters a number of people searching for that object, not all of them particularly friendly.
Phantom, The (Avon, 1996, based on the screenplay by Jeffrey Boam.)
A costumed hero who can communicate with the ghost of his father prevents a ruthless criminal mastermind and a band of pirates from gaining control of mystical artifacts that could give them unprecedented power.
MACGRORY, YVONNE
Secret of the Ruby Ring, The (?)
A discontented young girl is sent back into the past by a magical ring where she learns to be content with what she has. Filmed as The Ruby Ring.
MACHALE, D.J.
Black Water (Aladdin, 2004.)
Pendragon #5.
Pendragon and his friends enter a world of talking animals.
Lost City of Faar, The (Aladdin, 2002.)
Pendragon #2.
A youngster magically travels to a world covered completely with water.
Merchant of Death, The (Aladdin, 2002.)
Pendragon #1.
First in a young adult series about a boy who goes to an alternate world where magic works and helps an oppressed people gain their freedom.
Never War, The (Aladdin, 2003.)
Pendragon #3.
A teenager travels to 1937 New York City to battle an evil force from another world.
Reality Bug, The (Aladdin, 2003.)
Pendragon #4.
?
Rivers of Zadaa, The (Aladdin, 2005.)
Pendragon 36.
A young boy pursues an evil magician across a fantastic world.
MACHEN, ARTHUR
Angel of Mons, the Bowmen, and Other Legends of War, The (Simpkin, 1915, Putnam, 1915.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Black Crusade. (See The Three Impostors.)
Chronicle of Clemendy, The (Society of Pantagruelists, 1888.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Cosy Room and Other Stories, The (Rich & Cowan, 1936, Arno, 1976.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Great Return, The (Faith, 1915.)
The presence of the Holy Grail in modern England leads to a series of miracles.
Hill of Dreams, The (Richards, 1907, Knopf, 1923, Secker Warburg, 1924, Corgi, 1967.)
A brilliant man becomes caught up in the study of the occult, has a revelation about the corruption of modern society, and eventually dies by his own hand.
Novel of the Black Seal and Other Stories, The (Corgi, 1965.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Novel of the White Powder and Other Stories, The (Corgi, 1965.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Shining Pyramid, The (Covici McGee, 1923, Secker, 1925.)
Collection of unrelated stories not all of which are fantasy.
Sixth Sense, The (Chapman & Hall, 1915.)
A man with paranormal powers leads a secret life.
Three Impostors, The (John Lane, 1895, Roberts, 1895, Knopf, 1923, Secker, 1926, Ballanntine, 1972. Corgi, 1966, as Black Crusade.)
Collection of related short stories.
MACKAY, ALLIE (Pseudonym of Sue-Ellen Welfonder.)
Highlander in Her Bed (Signet, 2006.)
Romance novel with a charming ghost.
MACKENZIE, COMPTON
Hunting the Fairies (Chatto & Windus, 1949, Penguin, 1959.)
Humorous piece in which real fairies interact with humans.
Rival Monster, The (?, 1952.)
Not seen.
MACKINNON, ALAN
Summons from Baghdad (Doubleday, 1958.)
Spy thriller involving psychic talents.
MACKEY, MARY
Last Warrior Queen, The (Seaview, 1983, Berkley, 1984.)
Fantasy adventure set in the far distant past when one culture forbids love and makes women second class citizens while another believes in equality of the sexes and the value of affection.
MACLACHLAN, PATRICIA
Tomorrow’s Wizard (Harper & Row, 1982, Magic Carpet, 1996.)
Children’s fantasy about the unfortunate results of ignoring the words of a wise wizard.
MACLAREN, MRS. JACK
Which Hath Been (Palmer, 1926.)
Not seen. Reincarnation.
MACLEISH, RODERICK
Prince Ombra (Congdon & Weed, 1982, Tor, 1983, Orb, 1994, Starscape, 2002.)
A supernatural presence who appears through dreams periodically threatens the world, and in each age has been repelled by King Arthur or some other hero. Now it’s the 20th Century, and an unassuming man finds himself cast in the same role.
MACLEOD, FIONA (Pseudonym of William Sharp.)
Dominion of Dreams, The (Constable, 1899.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Washer of the Ford and Other Celtic Moralities, The (Celtic Library, 1896.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
MACLEOD, IAN R.
House of Storms, The (Ace, 2005.)
Light #2.
A woman resorts to magical cures when her son's illness does not respond to traditional medicines.
Light Ages, The (Ace, 2003, Earthlight, 2003, Pocket UK, 2004.)
Light #1.
Unusual fantasy set in an England where magical power is mined from the ground, but where most people remain poor.
MACMANUS, SEUMAS
Bewitched Fiddle and Other Irish Tales, The (Doubleday, 1900.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Shirley, Goodness, and Mercy (Mira, 1999.)
Three angels manage to reform a man fallen on evil ways and steer him toward redeeming love.
Those Christmas Angels (Harlequin, 2003.)
Romance involving the efforts of less than competent angels.
MADDEN, MICKEE
Dusk Before Dawn (Pinnacle, 1996.)
A man living in a house with two amicable ghosts gives shelter to a woman stranded by a storm. The ghosts decide that this is fate and set about arranging things so that the couple fall in love with one another.
Everlastin’ (Pinnacle, 1995.)
A woman moves into a house haunted by a friendly Irish laird, and in due course the two of them fall in love.
Seal of Gaia (Word, 1998.)
A novel of the coming of the Antichrist in 2033.
MADDUX, RACHEL
Green Kingdom, The (Simon & Schuster, 1957, Avon, 1977.)
Every so often, a magical door opens into a mountain to admit newcomers. This is the story of several of those who choose to enter, and the wondrous world they find inside.
MAEDER, TOM (See collaboration with Cathy Crimmons.)
MAGUIRE, GREGORY
Lost (HarperCollins, 2001.)
A Victorian ghost story.
Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West (HarperCollins, 1995.)
Marginal story involving talking animals and hints of magic.
Celtic Bride (Harlequin, 2001.)
Historical romance involving psychic healing.
Arabian Nights & Days (Doubleday, 1995, translated from the 1979 Arabic edition by Denys Johnson-Davies.)
Stories from the Arabian Nights translated to a medieval city.
MAHY, MARGARET
Alchemy (McElderry, 2003.)
A teenager discovers he has magical powers, and is subsequently blackmailed by a teacher who knows his secret.
Boy Who Bounced and Other Magic Tales, The. (See Mahy Magic.)
Girl With the Green Ear, The (Knopf, 1992.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Mahy Magic (Dent, 1986. Puffin, 1988, as The Boy Who Bounced and Other Magic Tales.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Tall Story and Other Tales, A (McElderry, 1992.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
MAIDMAN, ELLEN (See collaboration with Michael Tanner.)
MAILER, NORMAN
Ancient Evenings (Little, Brown, 1983, Warner, 1984.)
Vast, panoramic novel of ancient Egypt which includes reincarnation and other hints of magic.
MAILLET, ANDREE
Storm Oak (Scholastic, 1972, translated from the French by F.C.L. Miller.)
Short children’s story about various magical animals.
MAIN, CAROL
Betony and the Sorcerer (Bodley Head, 1990. Red Fox, 1991, as Spellbound!)
Not seen.
Spellbound! (See Betony and the Sorcerer.)
MAINES, REBECCA
Ex Cathedra (Twilight Tales, 2006.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
MAITLAND, SARA
Book of Spells, The (Joseph, 1987.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
MALAMUD, BERNARD
Rembrandt’s Hat (Farrar Straus, 1973, Pocket, 1974.)
Collection of unrelated stories, not all of which are fantasy.
MALAN, VIOLETTE
Mirror Prince, The (DAW, 2007.)
A man from the land of fairy is exiled into our world, with his memories altered.
Sleeping God, The (DAW, 2007.)
Dhulyn and Parno #1.
Two mercenaries battle a renegade god.
MALCOLM-SMITH, GEORGE
Grass Is Always Greener, The (Doubleday, 1947, Bantam, 1948, McClelland, 1949.)
Mild sex comedy about two men who wake up one morning to discover that they have switched bodies and are now living with each other’s wives.
Professor Peckam’s Adventures in a Drop of Water (Rand McNally, 1931.)
Not seen.
MALIN, JENNIFER (Pseudonym of Jennifer Zorger.)
As You Wish (Jove, 1998.)
A magical coin transports a woman back to 1815 England where she is rescued from drowning by a dashing rogue whom she reforms and falls in love with.
Eternally Yours (Jove, 2002.)
A woman's efforts at remodeling involve an opinionated ghost.
MALLORY, JAMES (See also collaborations with Mercedes Lackey.)
End of Magic, The (Aspect, 2000, based on the screenplay by ?)
Merlin #3.
Merlin has lost the woman he loves, and his enemy, Queen Mab, has driven away even some of her own followers. But Mordred is still determined to kill Arthur in battle, and Merlin’s efforts to save him might well drive all magic from the world.
King's Wizard, The (Aspect, 1999, based on the screenplay by ?)
Merlin #2.
Mab's evil sorcery has turned Merlin against her. Armed with Excalibur, he works to bolster up Arthur's rule of England and a restoration of justice. But Mab has found a new weapon in the form of Arthur's nephew Mordred.
Old Magic, The (Aspect, 1999, based on the screenplay by ?.)
Merlin #1.
Turbulent times have come to the British Isles so the queen of the fairies causes the birth of a champion for the pagan people who wish to worship the old gods. That champion is Merlin, who becomes a master of magic and prophecy.
MALLORY, TESS
Circles in Time (Leisure, 1997.)
A reporter finds herself in 13th Century England, suspected of being a witch.
Highland Dream (Lovespell, 2001.)
Two women are magically transported back to the 17th Century in this humorous romance novel.
Highland Rogue (Berkley, 2008.)
Highland #1.
Time travel romance.
Jewels of Time (Leisure, 1994.)
A woman travels back through time to the Civil War where she finds love.
MANACHINO, ALBERT J.
Box Hunters, The (Argo, 2002.)
A vacationing family discovers that their neighbors include wizards and some not entirely human beings.
MANCUSI, MARIANNE
Moongazer (Shomi, 2007.)
A woman has dreams that she exists in a post-apocalyptic world where she is a mystical warrior.
Razor Girl (Shomi, 2008.)
In a post-apocalyptic world, a woman with unusual physical adaptations and a talent for martial arts seeks a magical kingdom.
MANHOOD, H.A.
Nightseed and Other Tales (Viking, 1928, Jonathan Cape, 1928.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
MANLEY, DAVID L.
Aros of Atlantis (Dorrance, 1972.)
Not seen.
MANN, PHILLIP
Dragon Wakes, The (Vista, 1996.)
Land Fit for Heroes #3.
Not seen.
MANNES, MARYA
Message from a Stranger (Viking, 1948, Hamish Hamilton, 1948, Collier, 1961.)
A dead poet returns from the dead in order to determine the purpose of her life.
MANNING, ROSEMARY
Dragon in Danger (Puffin, ?)
An R Dragon novel.
?
Dragon’s Quest, The (Constable, 1961, Puffin, 1974.)
An R Dragon novel.
An Arthurian tale for younger children.
Green Smoke (Puffin, ?)
An R Dragon novel.
?
MANNING-SAUNDERS, RUTH
Book of Charms and Changelings, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Devils and Demons, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Dragons, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Dwarfs, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Enchantments and Curses, A (Dutton, 1976.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Ghosts and Goblins, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Giants, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Magic Animals, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Mermaids, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Monsters, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Ogres and Trolls, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Princes and Princesses, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Sorcerers and Spells, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Witches, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Book of Wizards, A (Dutton, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Cauldron of Witches, A (Pied Piper, 1988.)
Not seen.
Peter and the Piskies (Roy, 1958.)
Collection of unrelated Cornish folk tales.
Red Indian Folk and Fairy Tales (Roy, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Red King and the Witch, The (Roy, ?)
Collection of unrelated stories.
MANNON, WARWICK
Vice Versa (World Film Publications, 1947.)
Based on the film version of the novel by F. Anstey.
MANO, D. KEITH
Horn (Houghton Mifflin, 1969, Avon, 1970.)
Marginal fantasy about the strange life of a very successful businessman who has a horn growing out of the center of his forehead.
Phantom Lover, The (Jove, 2000.)
A regency romance novel involving an authentic ghost who befriends a woman ostracized because she turned down a marriage proposal.
MANUSHKIN, FRAN
Roller Coaster Ghost, The (Scholastic, 1983.)
A multi-path gamebook.
Hawk the Slayer (New English Library, 1981, based on the screenplay by ?)
?
Mother Ocean, Daughter Sea (Tor, 2001.)
Brierley #1.
After her people were virtually exterminated by another people whom they believed to be friends, one of the last witches in the world conceals her powers and tries to make a life for herself.
Sea Lark's Song, The (Tor, 2002.)
Brierley #2.
A fugitive seeks others of her kind in hopes of restoring their culture and bringing magic back into the world.
Twilight Rising, Serpent's Dream (Tor, 2004.)
Brierley #3.
The woman who thought she was the last living witch in a land where they are persecuted to extinction discovers two young siblings with magical powers of their own.
MARCO, JOHN
Devil's Armor, The (Gollancz, 2003, DAW, 2003.)
Akeela #2.
The protagonist steals magic armor with which to battle an evil queen, but is corrupted by the power he has obtained.
Eyes of God, The (DAW, 2002.)
Akeela #1.
The king of Liiria travels to an enemy's capital to negotiate a peace settlement. He is successful and takes the daughter of the rival king as his betrothed, but she has contracted a terminal disease which can only be cured if he undertakes a quest.
Grand Design, The (Bantam, 2000, Gollancz, 2000, Millennium, 2001.)
Tyrants and Kings #2.
An aristocrat and a religious leader both make a bid for power in the aftermath of the emperor's death, and a dedicated soldier finds it difficulty to decide which side to support.
Jackal of Nar, The (Bantam, 1999, Millennium, 1999.)
Tyrants and Kings#1.
The leader of an invading army is trapped by duty into a battle he doesn’t believe in, in service of a dying emperor.
Saints of the Sword, The (Bantam, 2001, Gollancz, 2001.)
Tyrants and Kings #3.
The tyrannical emperor of Nar has finally decided to bring peace to the lands he rules, but his enemies are uniting their forces against him.
Sword of Angels, The (DAW, 2005, Gollancz, 2005.)
Akeela #3.
A demonically possessed suit of armor is taken up by a man who falls under its influence, provoking a war.
MARDEN, WILLIAM
Exile of Ellendon, The (Doubleday, 1974.)
A reporter investigating the sighting of a unicorn gets caught up in a battle in another universe whose border with our reality has begun to crack.
MARGROFF, ROBERT E. (See collaborations with Piers Anthony.)
MARILLIER, JULIET
Blade of Fortriu (Tor, 2006.)
Bridei Chronicles #2.
Politics and military tactics as the new king decides to rid his people of the invaders who have long occupied part of their land.
Child of the Prophecy (Tor, 2002.)
Sevenwaters #3.
The advance of civilization is driving all of the magic out of ancient Ireland.
Dark Mirror, The (Tor, 2005.)
Bridei Chronicles #1.
A young man adopts a child left by the fairies.
Daughter of the Forest (HarperCollins, 2000, Tor, 2000.)
Sevenwaters #1.
The Lord of Sevenwaters and his six sons have all fallen under a sorcerous curse. Their only hope is the single daughter, who has escaped the curse and who seeks the power to free her family. Unfortunately, she has been abducted by agents of a foreign power.
Son of the Shadows (Pan, 2000, HarperCollins, 2001, Forge, 2001.)
Sevenwaters #2.
The daughter of a woman who raised a magical curse finds herself defying her family when she falls in love with the leader of an outlaw band.