A gritty, character-driven fantasy epic following a hardened monster-hunter and the young woman bound to his fate as they navigate brutal wars, court intrigue, and the manipulations of sorcerers; blending folklore, moral ambiguity, and dark humor, the novels explore destiny, prejudice, and the cost of choices in a violent, politically charged world.

Lord of the Horizon is the fourth of Joan Grant's Far Memory novels and the sequel to Eyes of Horus. Told in the first person, it follows Ra-ab, heir to the Nomarch of the Oryx, in Egypt at the close of the XIth Dynasty. Pharaoh Amenemhet marries the deposed ruler's daughter, letting her Babylonian mother manipulate the court to secure Senusert. Amenemhet asks Ra-ab to raise Senusert in the Oryx, leading to a final confrontation with the Babylonian intrigues.

A bold retelling of a well-known epic that follows Sita from her miraculous origins and education in the court of Mithila to her rise as a fiercely intelligent warrior, stateswoman and moral philosopher; the narrative reframes familiar episodes—her marriage to a noble prince, life at court, exile and eventual abduction by a powerful adversary—as tests of agency, courage and leadership, exploring how she navigates politics, duty and personal conviction to become both a leader in her own right and the architect of a legend.

A legendary warrior continues his quest beyond the borders of the civilization that worshipped him, pursuing clues about a mysterious, ostracized people called the Nagas. His journey overturns simple myths of good and evil as political conspiracies, betrayals and hidden histories come to light, revealing the Nagas’ tragic origins and forcing him to form unexpected alliances while suffering personal loss — revelations that change his purpose and set the stage for a larger conflict over the future of the land.

In this epic finale, Shiva races to prevent a civilization-ending catastrophe while uncovering hidden histories and conspiracies that upend the myths and loyalties he once trusted; as ancient custodians and rival armies converge, he faces wrenching moral choices about duty, justice and sacrifice, and the truths he reveals ultimately reshape his world’s understanding of divinity, destiny and freedom.

A quartet of linked fantasy tales set in a divided kingdom, following different young protagonists whose ordinary lives are swept into political intrigue, ancient magic and quests that reveal hidden histories; through music, storytelling and craft—especially rune-like weaving and song—they awaken unexpected powers, confront oppression and tyrants, forge alliances across generations, and work to heal a fractured land while coming of age.