We leave the fields and forsets and earth whatsoever to the sea, where a broken abused halfling sails. We hear a little about her past from her recalled memories that she remembers during her turn at lookout. Please comment again, and if you find ANY FAULT AT ALL please tell me. Thank you! 🙂
The fourth chapter in the second book of the trilogy sees the continued fight between the men of Suladan and Vangaris - as Haran faces his own personal struggle.
The third in the series sees Suladan's garrison of Pazghar besieged by his old enemies, the Surak-Khandish.
The third part in the history of the Variags records their involvement in the War of the Last Alliance, and their re-establishment in the early Third Age.
Chapter 1 of The Missing Link. The hobbit (I'm not telling you his name yet so kindly refer to him as "the hobbit") wakes up in a field of snow covered in blood at least 50 miles from civilization without his memory or evidence of anyone else ever being there. Please leave a comment but it's my first attempt at a book much less mystery so be nice.
The second chapter of the ten-part series sees Suladân taking to his new duties upon the Harad-Khand border with despair, until both plots of treason and signs of hope appear once again.
The second part of the history of Khand shows the rise of power and descent into darkness of the Variag's most infamous individual, Ûvatha the Nazgûl.
The first chapter in the second part of the Serpent Lord series sees Suladân, fresh from his exploits against the Cult of Sauron, travelling to the city of Badharkân, where he seeks to discover the heritage of his lost mother.
Carrying on the adventures of Amur Suladan from the ten-part 'The Rogue Prince' comes the second book in the Serpent Lord series - 'The Helm and the Sword'. Before the first part is posted, here is a catch-up of what happened in the last book.
After putting together the myriad fan-fictions and role-playing fluff of Khandish history, I wanted to create a solid set of annals showing its beginnings in the First Age until the Fourth Age. In this first part, the Variag peoples are established and the touch of Mordor is defined on them.
Frodo tries to be brave as he leaves middle earth but breaks down when he understands that nearly everyone he ever loved has dissapeared from his life forever.
The last of the appendices charts the seven Corsair Wars that have raged between Gondor and Umbar, which have prominently included the men of Dol Amroth.