Yorath the Wolf

Literature & Fiction

Wilder, Cherry

Contemporary

Unwin Paperbacks

The Summer's King (Unicorn)

History & Criticism

HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd

Second Nature

Second nature

Allen& Unwin

The appearance of a giant fireball and a centuries-old prophecy about the return of men from Earth lead Maxim Bro on a fantastic quest through the land of Rhomary

Second Nature (Orion)

British & Irish

Cherry Wilder entered the SF field nearly thirty years ago with her stories - and one novel, Second Nature (1982) - of Rhomary Land, a distant planet settled by the survivors of the crash of the colony ship Rho Maryland. In Signs of Life Wilder returns to Rhomary Land to tell a new tale. Now most of the crew and passengers of an interstellar ship escape on lifeships before the ship explodes and land, widely dispersed, on Rhomary Land. This is the story of how these people survive and are reunited with each other and with the original survivors who have now been living for generations on the planet. Signs of Life is about survival and the heroic struggle to maintain civilization in the face of disaster. Wilder gives this significant theme the thoughtful treatment it deserves, producing a dramatic and powerful science fiction novel.

Signs of Life

United States

Tor Books

Cherry Wilder's The Rulers of Hylor series established a detailed and intricate fantasy world. Katya Riemann completed and polished this last Hylor novel, a tale of warring kingdoms, treacherous advisers and generational conflicts, set in a world of rich physical beauty, vibrant life and a realism leavened with occasional and startling magic.Gael Maddoc, the child of struggling peasants, leaps at the chance when she is offered training as a kedran, a mounted soldier. She wins glory bringing her charges home safe across a huge desert, seeking aid from the Shee. But the Shee--the dwindling Fair Folk--then recruit her for their own purposes. Her nascent magical talents and her resourcefulness show her to be the Wanderer, a legendary figure for whom they've been waiting.

The Wanderer

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Reimann, Katya

Fantasy

When her parents and Esher Am Zor, the co-rulers of the Chameln, are killed by invaders from Mel'Nir, the neighboring state, Aidris Am Firn must go into hiding

A Princess of the Chameln

Baen

Yorath, the son of a royal prince, was born with a deformity that marks him for death. The court physician saves him by convincing his family that he died shortly after birth and takes him to a distant forest where he thrives, unaware of his birthright and the dark prophecy that looms over him. But as he grows to manhood, Yorath can’t avoid being drawn into the violent conflict that plagues the land. Becoming a soldier, he rises through the ranks until he becomes a reluctant combatant in the struggle for the throne.   Even as Yorath wields the power of a kingmaker, the ways of the court are as much anathema to him as the brutality of war. If he is ever to escape the violence and machinations he so despises, he has but one choice: He must confront his heritage or lose the land he has come to love and the peace he so cherishes.

Yorath The Wolf

Pocket

An earthman arrives accidentally on a planet where the people are marsupial and changes the lives and fortunes of a family group living there.

The luck of Brin's five

Science Fiction

Atheneum

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