Bøger af B R Stateham

The first three books in Roland Of The High Crags, a series of epic fantasy novels by B.R. Stateham, now available in one volume!Evil Arises: As a warrior monk, Roland has taken vows to protect humanity from all evil. For centuries, that meant that the Bretan monks faced the Dragon armies. But when Roland is tasked to protect a dragon princess, he realizes that the child is the ultimate weapon... and a chance to end the forever war for good.Treacherous Brethren: Roland swore to protect and raise the small dragon princess as his own. But it is the child who fuels the fear burning in the hearts of both dragon and man; she was designed to unite all dragonkind under one banner and wage the final war against humanity. Now, their enemies want them found and destroyed, and the warrior monk's resolve and strength will be put to the ultimate test.Desperate Pawns: As the war between Dragon and Man rages on, Roland and Ursala have decided to stop fleeing from those who wish to destroy them. Ursala is prophesised to unite her kind and lead them into the ultimate war against humanity. But is the prophecy immutable, or can it change in ways no mortal could imagine?

The war between Dragon and Man continues unabated, as it has for over a thousand years.Roland and Ursala have decided to stop fleeing from those who wish to destroy them. Both Dragonkind and Humankind have renounced Roland as Malus Apostate.Ursala, the promised Fifth Sister among Dragonkind, is prophesied to unite all of her kind and lead them into the ultimate war against humanity. She, too, must die.But is the prophecy immutable, and truly from the gods... or can it change in ways no mortal could imagine?An epic fantasy adventure, DESPERATE PAWNS is the third book in B.R. Stateham's Roland Of The High Crags series.

Jake Reynolds is an art thief. An art thief who has a bad Karma. He cannot accept the concept of anyone getting away with murder. Yes, he is a master forger who creates flawless copies of Renaissance Masters' paintings. And he is unlucky in that, while committing his own brand of crime, he habitually finds himself involved in someone else's murder. But whoever said Fate smiled upon the unlucky?