At the turn of the millennium, the gargoyles assigned to guard the old buildings of Dublin join forces to take on an ancient evil that threatens the entire world.
Katherine Kurtz Book order
October 18, 1944
Katherine Kurtz is an American fantasy novelist whose work often delves into themes of magic, religion, and political intrigue. She is acclaimed for her richly imagined worlds and complex characters, inviting readers into meticulously crafted narratives. Her writing is characterized by a deep exploration of her characters' inner lives and the intricate workings of power. Kurtz's storytelling offers a compelling blend of historical resonance and fantastical elements.
- 2021
- 2008
Childe Morgan
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The book features a captivating narrative from a New York Times bestselling author, known for their engaging storytelling and rich character development. Set against a backdrop of historical intrigue, it explores themes of loyalty, ambition, and the complexities of power. Readers can expect a blend of adventure and emotional depth, drawing them into a world where personal stakes intertwine with larger political dynamics. The author's signature style promises to deliver a compelling journey that resonates with fans of historical fiction.
- 2007
A group of Knights Templar and a cadre of Nazis have been affected with the same affliction-vampirism-and have fought one another since the closing days of World War II. Now, LAPD detective John Drummond knows about their secret war and will stop at nothing to end it...
- 2005
In the King's Service
- 386 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Set in the kingdom of Gwynedd, this novel explores a pivotal time before King Kelson's reign, focusing on the allure of Deryni magic and its impact on power dynamics. The story centers around Donal, a ruler whose influence shapes the fate of the kingdom. As the narrative unfolds, readers are immersed in a rich historical backdrop filled with intrigue and the quest for magical lineage, setting the stage for the unfolding saga of Deryni heritage and its significance in the realm.
- 1999
The Adept. Book Three: The Templar Treasure
- 310 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Sir Adam Sinclair, mystic and historian, is Master of the Hunt, leader of a secret brotherhood at war with the dark and unholy Powers that menace our world.
- 1998
Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, this captivating narrative weaves together elements of magic and Freemasonry, offering an alternate historical perspective. Katherine Kurtz explores the intertwining of mystical forces and revolutionary ideals, creating a rich tapestry of intrigue and supernatural events. The story invites readers to envision a world where the power of the arcane influences the course of history, blending fantasy with a pivotal moment in time.
- 1995
Adam Sinclair, the Adept, faces mankind's most dire threat--a cult older than Christianity, with the power to resurrect a new, demonic Third Reich.
- 1994
The Bastard Prince
- 448 pages
- 16 hours of reading
THE PRINCES IN THE TOWER The power-hungry former Regents of the three Haldane princes were pleased. They controlled Gwynedd once more, now that Rhys Michael was king--malleable, wine-loving, and soft. Or so they thought... Unbeknownst to the Regents, Rhys Michael was coming into his birthright. With secret Deryni aid, he struggled to grasp the magic bequeathed to all anointed kings. And when Marek--heir to Gwynedd's last degenerate deposed Deryni despots--marched into Gwynedd at the head of an army, even the Regents had to admit that Rhys Michael must take to the field himself as king to repel the pretender. Rhys Michael saw his chance at last. He swore that the power of the throne--from now on and for all time to come--was to be held by Gwynedd's rightful king. For this, for his sons, and for his country, the king would risk all... FIRST PAPERBACK PUBLICATION
