Brian S Pratt: 22 books

This Box Set includes the first complete book of each of Brian S. Pratt's most popular Fantasy Worlds: The Unsuspecting Mage of The Morcyth Saga “Want to be a mage? Then do we have the job for you…” Sounds great for a veteran role-player. When on-the-job training entails...

Build a temple...sounds simple. But with an unknown adversary laying waste to the Empire and magic growing ever more unreliable, things could get interesting. Dark Shores of Salvation is the third book in Brian S. Pratt's Travail of the Dark Mage series. It is the sequel series to The Morcyth Saga, a tale of epic fantasy adventure.

New to The Adventurer's Guild, Jaikus and Reneeke want to prove themselves. Taking on an Adventure located in Kittikin, the kingdom to the north, they take passage with Master Tuppin's caravan. But since their skills are raw and their talent untested, this could be a very long and dangerous...

Not long after my three children went to live with their mother and her boyfriend, they began complaining about the terrible new life they encountered in their new home. They and I discussed the different situations and tried to work out ways in which they could make things better. This book...

During their adventures with James in The Morcyth Saga and Travail of The Dark Mage, Scar and Potbelly were known for spinning tales of daring-do and fantastic adventures that bordered on the unbelievable. Here, in Ice Terraces of Crystal Crag, is but one of the many adventures they shared around...

Light in the Barren Lands begins "Travail of The Dark Mage" sequel to The Morcyth Saga. James and Jiron end up on Earth. Returning to Jiron's homeworld is complicated in that Earth doesn't appear to be a very magical place. Unable to even feel the presence of magic, James doubts if they'll ever get home again.

After having barely survived their return from Earth, James, Jiron and Jira enlist the aid of friends on their way to reunite with their loved ones. Strange and dangerous forces are at work that will provide hazards that brute force alone will not be able to overcome.

At the fall of the City of Light, Miko is captured by the Empire's forces and is taken as a slave into the Empire. James. with the help of some new found allies, travels into the Empire to rescue his friend. From the City of Light, to the slave markets of Korazan, even unto the Empire's capitol itself, James continues his search for his friend, Miko, unwilling to leave him to his fate.

When James destroyed the Iron Mines at Sorna in a mammoth volcanic eruption after rescuing Miko from his enslavement, massive tsunamis wreaked havoc all along the Empire’s coastland. This brought the attention of certain powers within the Empire to bear.

Enough is enough! Time to kick some butt. James, along with those who have gravitated to him since his first arrival to this world, go on the offensive against the forces of the Empire. Lots of fighting, magic.Also mixed in with the Allies is the Hand of Asran. Think Druids with attitude.

Getting some R&R in Trendle, James works to learn more of how to control and harness magic. Also, he and Jiron sneak into the Empire controlled city of Saragon. There they hope to discover where the priests of Morcyth went, and maybe to find out why James had been brought to this world in the first place.

James is summoned to stand before the Cardri High Council to face charges brought to bear by the Empire. Incapacitated, he is given into their hands.

Here in the climactic conclusion of The Morcyth Saga, James finally learns what he was brought to this world to do, and almost too late. More magic in this one than in any other.

Riyan, Chad, and Bart continued their quest with the aid of their newfound companion, Kevik. Recently bereft of his master, Kevik struggled on his own to learn his craft and to put the appellation of ‘Apprentice’ behind him. Word that they may have found the King’s Horde had begun to...