Bøger af Deborah Millitello

For years, the tribes of the desert have lived in an uneasy truce. Each tribe dedicated to an elemental spirit, each tribe, and each spirit, nervously eyeing the others. On the surface, all seems to be as usual. But underneath, evil has taken root. In the capital city, whispers abound, whispers of treason and of war. The spirits have foretold it-a storm is coming that will bathe the deserts in the blood of the innocent. Hamalah, devotee of the water spirit, is caught up in the whirlwind the day she discovers a boy of the fire spirit's tribe injured in the desert. Together, the pair must seek out the evil that would destroy both their peoples. But first, they must find a way to put aside the wounds of the past and heal the deep scars that lie between them. If they can't, then they, and everyone they know, will fall before the oncoming storm.

When Wizards and Warriors roamed the land...The news has traveled quickly throughout the lands that the Wizard Briella, known as the Mourning Dove, is dead. The young Wizard Maren decides to go to find out what really happened to his friend, who died so far away.Accompanied by Gemna, a mercenary Warrior, Maren journeys to Vorlik, determined to uncover the truth, but finds far more than he bargained for. Can Maren and Gemna defeat the Sorcerer led coup and protect the land the Wizard Briella loved so much?

What if you were cursed to be the perfect dragon food? What if Rumpelstiltskin were the hero of the story? What if only you could stop an undead creature from killing children? What if you were forced to trap a genie to save your family? What if you were tasked to solve the murder of the Goose that Laid the Golden Egg? These stories and more are waiting to delight you in Do Virgins Taste Better? and Other Strange tales. "Delightful, charming stories that make me long for books set in the worlds, so I can explore the magic and the characters more!" - Laurell K. Hamilton. "Deborah Millitello's stories are by turn sly, sweet, scary, and serious, with a touch of humor and a gilding of honor. And once you read the title piece, you'll never look at a virgin sacrifice in quite the same way again." - Sharon Shinn