Tales of the Nameless World Books

Five Schooled in Magic novellas, published together for the first time .. The Nameless World is a place of magic and mystery, of kings and princes and magicians and merchants and rebels, fighting for supremacy or power or even just to carve out a place for themselves in a world of wonders and terrors, a world forever changed by a traveller from our world … Meet a lonely young man desperate for power, unaware of its price and the shadow looming over him; a princess forced to choose between her father and her friends, a sorceress forced to infiltrate a school, a sorcerer forced to confront a threat to the entire world … and a young woman fleeing her family, who may have jumped from the frying pan into the fire. (NOTE: Alassa’s Tale, Nanette’s Tale, Gennady’s Tale and Void’s Tale have all been previously published; Marah’s Tale is exclusive to this volume.)

Cover Blurb Five Schooled in Magic novellas, published together for the first time … The Nameless World is a place of magic and mystery, of kings and princes and magicians and merchants and rebels, fighting for supremacy or power or even just to carve out a place for themselves in a world of wonders and terrors, a world forever changed by a traveller from our world … Meet a young man on a desperate quest to avenge his lost lover, only to be dragged into a crisis beyond his imagination that threatens the hard-won peace of his world. Meet a young man without magic, who wishes to be a magician and finds a way to give magic to everyone; meet a young woman who wishes to start a school newspaper, to learn – too late – that muckraking and rumour-mongering comes with a very high price. Travel with a young magician going home again, to a village she outgrew long ago, and find out what really happened when Lady Barb first met Void, over a decade before Emily’s arrival in the Nameless World. Learn the wonder of magic, and the price of mastery … (NOTE: The Cunning Man’s Tale, The Muckraker’s Tale, and Frieda’s Tale have all been previously published; Cat’s Tale and Lady Barb’s Tale are exclusive to this volume.)