Legends of Lasniniar

Barlo has a problem the wounded elf lying on his couch. In Lasniniar, elves and dwarves don't mix, but the stranger who calls himself Iarion just might be the key to Barlo securing his place as Dwarvenhome's Chief of Clans....Assuming Barlo can trust him. A fast-paced, origin story adventure for both new and regular readers of the World of Lasniniar series by Writers' Journal winning author, Jacquelyn Smith. This fantasy short story takes place between Kinslayer and Soul Seeker.

Iarion loves shopping for Solstice gifts-even when it means getting swindled by dwarven merchants.The elf knows he should feel out of place in the dwarves' underground city, but his best friend Barlo and his family have welcomed him as one of their own.Of course, Barlo's invitation to spend the holidays in Dwarvenhome comes with strings attached-Iarion's aid in a friendly competition known as the Festival Throwdown....But old grudges run deep, and not everything in Dwarvenhome proves as festive as it seems.Enjoy some holiday misadventure and mayhem in this stand-alone story from the Legends of Lasniniar fantasy series by the author of the Fatal Empire series, Jacquelyn Smith. (This adventure takes place between the World of Lasniniar novels Kinslayer and Soul Seeker.)

Iarion and Barlo are wreaking havoc for the holidays. Nothing ever seems to go according to plan when the elf and dwarf travel at this time of year... No matter how hard they try, they always end up on the business end of a mystery that only they can solve. This lighthearted, fantasy collection contains two short stories and one short novel for both new and regular readers of the World of Lasniniar series by Writers' Journal winning author, Jacquelyn Smith: A Solstice Tale, Father Solstice, and A Solstice Feast. These adventures take place between the prologue and first chapter of Storm Rider.

Arinwyn has learned to control her powers. The People of the Dunes have even accepted her as a Wise One-despite her outsider, elven status. For centuries, she has kept her heritage and magic a secret from the world beyond the desert. But as Lasniniar descends into darkness, both these elements could play an important role...If she dares to face her inner demons. A fast-paced, fantasy adventure for both new and regular readers of the World of Lasniniar series by Writers' Journal winning author, Jacquelyn Smith. This short story takes place toward the end of Storm Rider.

Narilga is dying.Sinstari can smell it, but communication with his dwarven friend Barlo proves difficult one of the few drawbacks of being a wildcat. Sinstari knows Barlo would search the the far reaches of Lasniniar and beyond to help his beloved wife.Can the dwarf find a cure, before it's too late?...Maybe with a certain wildcat to keep an eye on him, and help guide the way.A fast-paced, fantasy adventure for both new and regular readers of the World of Lasniniar series by Writers' Journal winning author, Jacquelyn Smith. This short story takes place between the prologue and first chapter of Storm Rider.

Iadrawyn has tried to be patient. But Golvanyar has pushed her to her breaking point. Everywhere she goes in the Wood Elves' forest, she can feel him watching her from the shadows. Every time she turns around, there he is. No one else seems to take his growing obsession seriously. A single question haunts Iadrawyn. How far will Golvanyar go to make her his? Writers' Journal winning author, Jacquelyn Smith. This short story takes place before Light Chasers.