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The Jade Demons Quartet
(1987)(A book in the Jade Demons series)
An omnibus of novels by Robert E Vardeman
Kesira Minette's world has shattered amid a terrible rain of jade. The magical jade has killed the patron demon of her order and turned ordinary humans into strange werecreatures. Worse, the demons who were not killed have become...insane. She leaves the safety of her cloistered existence, accompanied by a sentient green bird and a tongueless shapeshifter, Molimo.
Together they fight the growing powers of the Jade Demons, who have plunged the world into chaos. Eternal winter, earthquakes of impossible magnitude, clouds that cut human flesh and worst of all, the white fire that burns both body and soul are the obstacles they must overcome. But what fate lies in store of Kesira, even if she is successful in saving the world. In her lies the destruction--and birth of a new world.
The Jade Demons Quartet contains the complete text of all four novels, The Quaking Lands, The Frozen Waves, The Crystal Clouds and the stunning finale to the series, The White Fire. Individually published in the USA and as an omnibus in the UK, this is the first time all four titles have been collected into one ebook.
Genre: Fantasy
Together they fight the growing powers of the Jade Demons, who have plunged the world into chaos. Eternal winter, earthquakes of impossible magnitude, clouds that cut human flesh and worst of all, the white fire that burns both body and soul are the obstacles they must overcome. But what fate lies in store of Kesira, even if she is successful in saving the world. In her lies the destruction--and birth of a new world.
The Jade Demons Quartet contains the complete text of all four novels, The Quaking Lands, The Frozen Waves, The Crystal Clouds and the stunning finale to the series, The White Fire. Individually published in the USA and as an omnibus in the UK, this is the first time all four titles have been collected into one ebook.
Genre: Fantasy
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