Prophet of Lamath

Hughes, Robert Don

Science Fiction & Fantasy

HarperCollins, Publishers

Power and the Prophet

Pelmen the Powershaper: The Power and the Prophet (Book 3)

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1st edition Del Rey 1979 paperback, vg+, Professionally Clear Laminated Cover In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

The Prophet of Lamath

Del Rey

When the kingdom of Chaomonous is taken over by Queen Ligne, the living Imperial House desperately calls for the wizard, Pelmen, to come to its rescue

The Wizard in Waiting (Del Rey Fantasy)

Fantasy

Book Three of Pelmen the Powershaper

The Power & the Prophet: (#3) (Pelmen the Powershaper, Book 3)

The dragon was divided! Its two heads, Vicia and Heinox, were fighting for control of its massive body. For centuries, it had sat quietly at Dragonsgate, content with its tribute of slaves for food. Now it took to the air, burning villages at random throughout the Three Lands to vent its rage and confusion. With Dragonsgate open for the passage of armies, war and chaos beset all the Lands. It was all the fault of Pelmen the player, who had confused the heads to gain escape for himself and the Princess Bronwynn. Pelmen the player, Pelmen the powershaper - now Pelmen the Prophet of the Power! And only Pelmen could end the evils that threatened to destroy everything. But Pelmen was helpless, locked in the King's dungeon, waiting to be executed on the drawing blocks. Should he escape, the prophecy of the Priestess foretold an even more terrifying fate at the mouths of the dragon!

The Prophet of Lamath: (#1)

The ancient One Land had been broken into six warring fragments. And in Lamath, one of those fragments, Seagryn was getting married to the lovely Elaryl. The problems that beset the Land couldn't have bothered him less. Then suddenly, he turned into a savage beast - a monstrous tugolith. He was a wizard, a magic user in Lamath, where magic was anathema! And shortly thereafter, he was an outcast, and marriage to Elaryl was forever forbidden. From then on, things grew difficult for the new powershaper. Sheth, the mightiest wizard of all, soon became his enemy. Dark, the boy whose prophecies were always accurate, involved him in the Conspiracy to create a dragon that would ravage the land. And somehow, despite his power and good intentions, things never worked out as Seagryn intended!

The Forging of the Dragon (Book 1 of Wizard and Dragon)

In attempting to save his townspeople from the two-headed dragon he had set free, Seagryn temporarily alters the sight of the monster, but the spell does not last long, and Seagryn must feed it before it feeds on him. Original.

The Faithful Traitor (Wizard and Dragon, Book 2)

People long to know more about God, but classical theological frameworks are not the answer for most of us. Rather than theological abstractions, we need simple, clear illustrations drawn from our own experiences to help us understand God better. Questioning God can help readers do just that. Each chapter starts with a fundamental question, such as "Does God really hear my prayers?" or "What can I base my life on?" Using dialogue to examine fourteen different images of God that appear throughout the Scriptures, Robert Don Hughes invites readers to hear God's answers to all their questions. With Hughes's guidance, readers will come to understand God more fully, feel closer to him, and be better able to explain God's boundless love to others in terms they can understand.

Questioning God: Honest Answers to Tough Questions

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