Bøger af Lexy Wolfe

Can Ash and Storm keep their family safe?The lifemates are still recovering after a close brush with death. Ash has to come to terms with his family while Storm is still regaining her strength after the birth of her twins.When news of a new emergency arrives, Ash and Storm rally the tribe to deal with it. However, they have to face and overcome both grave external danger and dark internal secrets once the true nature of the calamity is revealed.Can Ash heal from his cruel past? Can Storm overcome the dark memories of her previous life? The survival of their family depends on their strength when they have little left to give.If you fell in love with the Sundered Lands before, if you like dark Storm and flashy Ash, if you adore their tribe of magical misfits, you'll be delighted by The Shattered One.

The reborn na'Zhekali tribe believed their ordeal ended when the 2,000-year-long curse was broken. But the ancient gods remained unsatisfied. After Storm proved how far she would go to protect those she loved, They relented, provided another as found to take Zhekali's place among the divine servants. But when the tribe reaches the desert territory, they discover it still suffers from the ancient war between mages and warriors. With questions that can only be answered in the holiest place deep in the heart of the unforgiving desert, a journey is begun that will either end with saving the land...or destroying it.

Stolen by the evil magic user Alimar the Black as children, Doom and Tiwaz grew up in slavery, forced to learn skills not typical to their races. When Tiwaz is nearly killed in an act of defiance to their cruel master, Doom risks everything to escape so his dear friend would know freedom. With Tiwaz miraculously surviving, can the two former slaves learn how to survive in freedom long enough so they can return to repay their former master for his cruelty?

The ancient gods remain unsatisfied. Now Storm and Ash must find another to take Zhekali's place among the divine servants.But when they reach Desantiva, they discover a land still reeling from the devastation of war. With questions that can only be answered in the holiest of places deep in the heart of the unforgiving territory, they begin a journey that will either save the land-or destroy it.

After two thousand years, the Desanti god known as the Raging One was freed from his imprisonment, releasing the Sundered Lands from the chains slowly tearing apart the fabric of reality. Except freedom came with a heavy price. Almek must reverse the accelerated degradation of time on his body before it's too late. Only by returning to the Fortress of the goddess of time will he be able to stop the damage. Although powerful, Almek's students cannot alter the natural course of the seasons, and the onset of winter makes travel impossible. The victory they gained will be lost unless two long-time enemies bridge the chasm between their cultures in time to save their friend and master.

At the Knowing One's wishes, Nolyn Lirai is thrust into the overwhelming responsibility of being the Forentan mage council's second. Kiya na'Citali is a young mystic and a spiritwalker with the ability to cross the threshold of life and death at will.Now Nolyn and Kiya must work together and face the shadows that swallowed the lost city of Andar before an evil can revive age-old hatreds and destroy everything they hold dear.

The students of Almek's true test begins as they learn to embrace the power and knowledge of the Guardians of Time. But their sacred haven is not the sanctuary it used to be... The tight-knit group of friends discovers a curse born during the war between the warriors and mages that, if not stopped, threatens to destroy not only them, but all hope for healing the Timeless One.

Still reeling from an ancient war, the world has begun showing signs of unraveling. To save their world, a select group of the most gifted elite must form an alliance and find a solution before it is too late. But, can these historically incompatible members of the remaining nations cooperate despite their ancestral biases and distrust? Or will shadows consume them before they can succeed?