The eighth novel of the Green Rider series, from the massively popular New York Times bestselling Kristen Britain. ''Green Rider is a wonderfully captivating heroic fantasy adventure'' Terry Goodkind ''Britain keeps the excitement high from beginning to end'' Publishers Weekly on Green Rider ''In masterly fashion, Britain ultimately manages to bring the major plotlines together in a big battle. Even though the fight against the Second Empire is far from over, enough change happens to make this a rousing, satisfying adventure'' Locus ''Kristen Britain writes so beautifully that I never want to have to put her books down'' Fantasy Book Review ''Kristen Britain is one of the most astonishing fantasy writers working today'' Tess Gerritsen

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Kristen Britain lives in Maine where she writes full time and pursues interests including reading, guitar playing, and illustration. She enjoys exploring the magical places around her and can often be found paddling a canoe in stillwater, ambling through the woods to mountain summits, or sitting along the rocky shore listening, watching, and daydreaming.

To learn more, visit her website at www.kristenbritain.com.

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After Sacoridia's victory over Second Empire, Karigan G'ladheon's life as a Green Rider should have settled into an ordinary routine. But her father's abrupt departure to rescue Laren Mapstone, leader of the Green Riders and the woman he loves, from the far distant land of Varos, has left Clan G'ladheon's business in disarray and Karigan's hands full.

Even as Karigan tries to sort out the clan's mess, a darker, more perilous crisis casts its shadows over her: Mornhavon the Black has reawakened. Moreover, he has freed two undead wraiths from their imprisoning tombs to hunt Karigan down and bring her to him in Blackveil Forest.

In a deadly confrontation with one of the wraiths amid the frivolity of the Harvest Ball, Karigan is left vulnerable to the intrigues of another old adversary she thought destroyed long ago. Haunted by the unceasing rhythm of the dance, she falls endlessly through the frigid dark of the heavens, and even Westrion, god of death, cannot save her.
King Zachary, bereft and hopeless, keeps vigil for her safe return. If they are not reunited, her loss may destroy him - and any chance Sacoridia has of overcoming Mornhavon's dark designs.

'Green Rider is a wonderfully captivating heroic fantasy adventure'
TERRY BROOKS