A fantasy adventure filled with dark magic and deadly intrigue, from the author of 'The Saga of the Pliocene Exile'.

The Boreal Moon Tale ; Tome 1: Conqueror's Moon

Le Trillium céleste (Le Cycle du Trillium, Tome 4)

A small group journeyed through a time-gate into Europe's prehistoric past. Yet this supposedly unspoilt sanctuary holds two alien races locked in combat. In a world where the human-like Tanu have the upper hand, Elizabeth Orme soon encounters trouble. When they find she possesses rare mind powers, they want her for their own. She won't be used as a pawn in a Tanu versus Firvulag war, but Aiken Drum can't wait to get involved. Aiken discovers the Tanu's mind-enhancing torcs have given him his own powerful abilities. And it's not long before he devises a plan to challenge the Tanu's leader - for rule of the Many-Coloured Land itself. But another faction seeks the slaughter of all humans, and he stands in their path. Praise for the series: 'Enchanting and engrossing ... I was captivated' Fritz Leiber, 'Julian May has woven a many-coloured tapestry of exotic adventure' Roger Zelazny, 'An amazing journey from the distant future to the distant past ... high adventure' SFReviews.net

The Golden Torc

Following an immense cataclysm, Tanu civilization is in ruins. Now the humans who passed through the gate to prehistoric Earth can finally seek power. Aiken Drum names himself King, but faces great opposition. The Firvulag are hellbent on wiping out every group but their own. Felice Landry, possibly the most powerful psychic humanity will know, hasn't finished wreaking havoc. Then another faction emerges. A group of metapsychic human rebels have been in hiding on another continent. Until their leader, Marc Remillard, decides to take advantage of the new regime. But the group's children, who came of age far from the Galactic Milieu, just want to return to the 22nd Century. However, the Galactic government hasn't forgotten Marc or the billions of lives lost through his crimes - so he will stop at nothing to keep the time-gate closed. Praise for the series:'Engrossing .

The Nonborn King

Au royaume du Ruwenda, trois filles naquirent en une seule nuit aux souverains. Durant de nombreuses années, la paix régna sur le pays, puis les princesses eurent dix-sept ans. Et brusquement, tout bascule dans l'horreur. Le Maître des Ténèbres envoie ses guerriers conquérir le royaume : grâce aux pouvoirs occultes du sorcier Orogastus et à la cruauté des assaillants, la résistance est balayée en quelques heures. Le roi et la reine périssent ; les trois princesses, la spirituelle Haramis, l'intrépide Kadiya et la douce Anigel deviennent des fugitives. Leur seul espoir réside en la Dame Blanche, magicienne protectrice du royaume, et en de mystérieux talismans.

Les Trois Amazones (Le Cycle du Trillium, tome 1)

The Pliocene Epoch's exiled races are caught in a violent struggle for ascendancy. The humans who escaped to the Galactic Milieu are now beset on all sides, as they seek a foothold in this turbulent land. Aiken Drum, now King, has many enemies, but the Firvulag seem set to move first to initiate their long-prophesied Nightfall War. And although recent confrontations have weakened Aiken, any sign of frailty will bring down his kingdom. The powerful Elizabeth Orme supports King Aiken, and his enlightened despotism is preferable to Marc Remillard's cruel ambition. But these conflicts will be overshadowed if a time-gate is opened back to the 22nd century, something Marc can never permit. All will be decided at the Grand Tourney, where Tanu and humans will face the Firvulag in the last great contest of the exiled world. Praise for the series: 'Julian May has woven a many-coloured tapestry of exotic adventure' Roger Zelazny, 'An engaging storyteller' Locus, 'Fast-paced storytelling that defies predictability; and a sympathetic and well-rendered cast' SFReviews.net

The Adversary

The Saga of the Exiles, Julian May's much loved and critically-acclaimed science fiction series, was an International bestseller in the 1980s, captivating readers with its richly detailed story of the Tanu and Furvulag. This Pliocene Companion is essential reading for all fans of the Saga, new and old alike. Inside there is a descriptive listing of all the characters, a chronology, the author's original maps, three interviews with Julian May herself, and a selective bibliography. The glossary gives information on metapsychology, on the futuristic science of the Galactic Milieu, and on the exotic world of the Tanu and Firvulag. Beyond that, it offers readers a chance to explore further the surroundings of a world 6, 000, 000 years in the past.

A Pliocene Companion

Naguère vaincu et exilé sur les terres de la Glace et du Feu, le sorcier Orogastus brave une nouvelle fois les trois princesses de la maison royale du Ruwenda, Haramis, Kadiya et Anigel. Depuis les terres de Tuzamen, dont il s'est emparé, il convoite les trois talismans qui confèrent aux princesses leurs pouvoirs et qui, en signe de dissension et de menace, sont devenus écarlates.

The Boreal Moon Tale ; Tome 1: Conqueror's Moon

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