Four and Twenty Blackbirds is the fourth book in the Bardic Voices series. A magical murderer is loose in Alanda. The victims are always women, always lower-class, and the weapon is always a three-sided stiletto, most often found among Church regalia, but the killers are never churchmen, and they always commit suicide immediately after the bloody…
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Eagle and the Nightingales is the third book in the Bardic Voices series. Nightingale and her friends are increasingly concerned about the Church’s attitude toward non-human sentients that it doesn’t control: her worries cause her to join forces with a birdman which turns into an unusual relationship as the two probe the ultimate influences behind the…
Robin & the Kestrel is the second book in the Bardic Voices series. After the affairs recounted in The Lark and the Wren, Robin, a gypsy lass and bard, and Kestrel, semi-fugitive heir to a throne he does not want, have married their fortunes together and travel the open road, seeking their happiness where they may find…
The Lark & the Wren is the first book in the Bardic Voices series. A Ghost Of A Chance A voice, an icy, whispering voice, came out of the darkness from all around her; from everywhere, yet nowhere. It could have been born of her imagination, yet Rune knew the voice was the Ghost’s, and that to…
The first unitary publication of works previously published in parts as The Lark and the Wren, The Robin and the Kestrel, and The Eagle and the Nightingales, The Free Bards features an unlikely covey of heroes with the daunting task of saving a king. A fast-paced fantasy well laced with romance.