Light in the Darkness:

A Noblebright

Fantasy Boxed Set

Genre: Fantasy

Contributing Authors:

C.J.Brightley , Lindsay Buroker , Sabrina Chase , Francesca Forrest, Kyra Halland, Angela Holder, Ronald Long, T.A. Miles , Christina Ochs , Mike Reeves McMillan , Sherwood Smith, Emily Martha Sorensen

Twelve noblebright fantasy novels of beauty and wonder!

 

Noblebright fantasy characters have the courage to risk kindness, honesty, integrity, and love; to fight against their own flaws and the darkness of the world around them; and to find hope in a grim world.

This boxed set includes novels by:

C. J. Brightley –

The King’s Sword: A disillusioned soldier. A spoiled, untried prince. And a coup that threatens the

country they both love.

Lindsay Buroker –

The Emperor’s Edge — A law enforcer being hunted for a crime she didn’t commit must work with

a cold-hearted assassin to save the only person who can clear her name.

Sabrina Chase –

The Last Mage Guardian: Most thought the Mage Guardians simply a myth, but their old enemy

knows better–and of their number only one remains to thwart his plan of magical domination and

revenge.

Francesca Forrest

–

Pen Pal: It starts with a message in a bottle and ends with revolution.

Kyra Halland –

Beneath the Canyons: A bounty-hunting wizard and a rancher’s daughter with untrained powers

must stop a renegade wizard who is tampering with dangerous magic.

Angela Holder –

Into the Storm: A massive hurricane will destroy Elathir unless Larine and her fellow wizards

sacrifice everything to stop it.

Ronald Long –

On the Shores of Irradan: Ealrin Belouve and his friends travel to a new land and face new

dangers in search of a tree that may restore magic to one of their own.

Mike Reeves

McMillan –

Hope and the Patient Man: A talented young mage must overcome a curse to be with the

wounded hero who loves her.

T. A. Miles –

Six Celestial Swords: The dragon Chaos threatens the magical world of Dryth. Xu Liang sets out

on a quest to unite the only six magical blades that can save it.

Christina Ochs –

Rise of the Storm: When a renegade priest prophesies an imminent apocalypse, a conflict is

sparked which will tip a continent into war.

Sherwood Smith –

Lhind the Thief: Lhind enjoys life on the run, taking what she wants, until her secrets are

uncovered one by one.

Emily Martha

Sorensen –

The Keeper and the Rulership: In a world where mathematics and magic are forbidden, Raneh’s

growing magic and can’t figure out how to stop.

Most books in this set are

appropriate for ages 13+, but several books are appropriate for ages 16+.

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C. J. Brightley grew up in Georgia.

After a career in national security, she turned her attention to writing. She lives with her husband

and young children in Northern Virginia. She blogs at CJBrightley.com, where you can find sneak

peeks of upcoming books, deleted scenes, background material, thoughts on writing, and books

she enjoys.

She also runs the Noblebright.org

website dedicated to highlighting the best of noblebright fantasy. Noblebright fantasy characters

have the courage to risk kindness, honesty, integrity, and love; to fight against their own flaws and

the darkness of the world around them; and to find hope in a grim world.

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