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All Hakeem wanted was to become a religious monk. He can’t understand why he was refused. The Grand Abbot of the monastery where he grew up said he was destined to be something he had never heard of, called a Paladin.

Broken hearted and penniless, he runs away to join their mercenaries fighting in the Greek colonies on the western coast of Turkey. Little does he realise that soon he will be caught up in events prophesied two thousands years before.

The once mighty Elves are fading. Their final destruction has been foretold and now the time is all but upon them.

Soon Hakeem, an Elvish Princess and their newly adopted daughter find themselves fleeing from assassins as they try to find a way to save the Elves.

Mega book bundle. Over 1700 pages/ 6000,000 words.

The final book of the Paladin Chronicles is set in the magnificent Greater Caucasus mountains. Hakeem and Kynane are trapped, with only a handful of troops, facing a massive army of monsters. Meanwhile, Jacinta has lost her memory and is traveling with a group of adventurers searching for the lost gold of the dwarves. To rescue her family she must enter the last city of the dwarves, and face Æloðulf, the greatest sorcerer the world has ever seen but what she finds there will cost her life and immortal soul.Will this be the last battle of the Illvættir War or will the unstoppable army of monsters push the races of man to extinction?

Sword and Sorcery Epic Fantasy 18+. While the powerful dark sorcerer, Gansükh, rules neighboring Āzar Pāyegān, the Elves cannot be safe. A very special assassin is sent to kill him. Because he can summon a Daimôn Lord, she needs to choose her moment. She needs to get closer to him than any one else. She will need to become his lover, his ‘enemy within the gates’. She must face danger, intrigue and desperate battles, but what she least expects is to fall in love with the man she has been sent to kill. “A powerful epic fantasy” 5 stars Readers Favorite

Sword and Sorcery Epic Fantasy set in ancient Azerbaijan. 18+ It should be over: the Illvættir War and the threat posed by the Hunnic hordes. The Elves should be safe. And yet Gansükh rules Āzar Pāyegān, a Hunnic Shahdom right next to the elves. While ever he can summon his daimôn lord, he cannot be killed and he cannot be displaced. He also controls Darband, which is the major gateway into the lands south of the Greater Caucasus Mountains. When the Hun return (and they will) he will let them in. A very special assassin is sent to kill him. She must get closer to him than anyone else. She must become his lover. She must become his ‘enemy within the gates’. She is very dangerous herself and she will face intrigue, powerful enemies, great danger and desperate battles. What she least expects is to fall in love with the man she has been sent to kill. The desperate defence of the elves and their allies continues with book 6 ‘The Enemy Within’.

The Makedóne army under Parmenion has crossed the Bósporos and is carving its way through the Greek maritime cities of Bithynia with ridiculous ease. The Greek city of Troia is the main prize and stands in desperate peril. Philippos the Makedóne king plans to increase his army several fold and when he does he will overcome all possible resistance. The Athenai navy is likely to attack before that. Hakeem, his wife the elf queen Elana, and their adopted daughter Jacinta ride in haste to join the city as it prepares for a siege. But the large armies headed to Troia are not the only danger for the pitiful few defenders. as something seems to go wrong with the preparations the mood of the city turns dangerous. if the populous revolts, the small city garrison will be unable to maintain order and all will be lost. Also while the elves have most of their magic, pitted against them are those whose dark powers are undiminished.