Bøger i Trinity serien i rækkefølge

Rory Larkin er fast besluttet på at kæmpe sig vej til Irland fra sit hjem i New Zealand, hvortil hans familie blev tvangsflyttet i 1895. Han er glad for kvinder, men vil ikke lade sig binde. Han lader sig indskrive som soldat i den engelske hær, tager med denne på en odyssé fra Australien til Egypten og er med i det fatale slag ved Gallipoli i 1915. Herfra kommer han omsider til Irland efter den voldsomme påskeopstand i 1916. Han er en urolig sjæl, og da han endelig sætter fod i det oprørske Dublin, er det med hævn i sinde.Leon Uris’ roman "I frihedens navn" er et monument over den irske frihedskamp. Det er historien om tre store familier, der var involveret i den, og om de mænd og kvinder, de elskede. En stor og betagende familiesaga. "I frihedens navn" er en selvstændig fortsættelse af romanen "Trinity", der fortæller om den stigende modstand mod englænderne i Irland omkring århundredskiftet.Leon Uris (1924-2003) var en amerikansk forfatter, der skrev en lang række historiske romaner. Hans bøger opnåede stor popularitet og blev oversat til mange fremmedsprog. Flere af hans bøger er inspirerede af hans egne erfaringer som soldat i Europa under anden verdenskrig. Denne krig og en lang række andre krige og konflikter i det tyvende århundrede danner bagtæppe for flere af Leon Uris’ mest populære bøger.

The Paladin are reunited in the Heartwood and the Trinity is revealed at last. But what is the key to the secret that will unlock their power? The Land is in peril and they are helpless to save it.Tor and Alyssa are surrounded by danger. Their old enemy Goth is still free and causing pain and suffering wherever he goes. Alyssa's nemesis, Xantia, returns to haunt her. And the ruthless god Orlac has installed himself on the throne of Cipres and now turns his attention to hunting down Tor, determined to kill him and those he loves.The battle lines are set for the final confrontation between the two most powerful sentients ever to walk the Land.

Deep in the folklore of Tallinore lies a dark story of betrayal and destruction, the story of a powerful sentient called Orlac who once razed the famed city of Caremboche, and almost destroyed the entire Land ...Now, all sentients are feared and, once discovered, subjected to the barbaric practices of bridling and branding. But in a village far from the royal city, a young man, Tor Gynt, blazes with great power and healing abilities. In order to fulfil his destiny, Tor must leave his home - and his love, Alyssa - to become apprentice to the royal physic. The trouble is, Tor has no idea how important he actually is. His only guides are a man who is no longer a man and a mysterious woman who appears to him in his dreams. Aware of the magnitude of his powers but unsure to what end he is to use them, Tor embarks on a journey that will test his courage and his heart; a journey that can only end in triumph or betrayal.

Only the Trinity can stop the vengeful god Orlac from destroying the Land. Yet the Trinity itself remains a mystery.Saved from death by a powerful act of Spiriting, Torkyn Gynt completes his healing in the sanctuary of the Heartwood. But Orlac's powers are waxing, and time is running out.Torkyn is forced to spread his resources thin, sending his spirit companion, Yargo, to find the three mysterious Stones of Ordolt, while he sets out on a dangerous mission to track down his enemy, Goth. But Tor's quest is sidetracked when his falcon, Cloot, is captured by pirates and he himself falls victim to slave ships.In Tallinor, Alyssa believes her beloved Tor is dead and must find the strength to forgive the King who ordered his execution. Meanwhile, the Paladin gather around those they protect, unaware that a new terror is emerging to threaten the Land . . .

One sister born of pain. One sister born of blood. One sister born of death. Three sisters bound, Wiccan and nightwalker. Three sisters found, To join an empire. A prophecy of three, So let it be. Ebony's life varied from minor inconvenience to total disaster. She could never catch a break. From a young age, she had been sent to live with many foster families, each one rejecting her after a short amount of time, none of them wanting to take on her unusual health issues. She couldn't blame them-she didn't know what the hell was wrong with her, either.Now, living day to day, struggling to buy the medicine she needs and with no home to call her own, Ebony battles for the hope that she won't always be so alone. However, just when Ebony thinks her life couldn't possibly get any worse, it does, and the darkness calls to her.Yet salvation arrives in the unlikely form of two beautiful, mysterious women and a man willing to fight to be her saviour.As a new world is suddenly and unexpectedly thrust upon her, Ebony, whether she's ready or not, is about to find out who she really is and exactly what she's made of.

Bruce Du Benedict never imagined that the love of his life would be his African American co-star Emely Marchand... neither did his wife. The English actor had been married to Rebecca Hunter for a decade. They were the perfect aristocratic couple who had been practically bred for one another. Nothing and no one could ever come between them and their fairytale marriage, or so they thought. Emely blew through their lives like a hurricane in Louisiana. The strength of the attraction between her and Bruce was an unstoppable force that no one saw coming. Chaos, drama and passion abound when the English blue blood falls madly in love with the Creole starlet born into a legacy of seductresses. The two of them breaking social norms would result in consequences so great that no one in their lives will come out unbroken or unchanged. "This novel is incredibly addictive. I had a difficult of a time putting it down just as the characters in the story had a difficult time when they tried to walk away from each other." -Black Girls Love Romance "The love scenes in the book are intense. It's what I long to read whenever I pick up an erotica novel. They were so enthralling I read them all at least twice."-Black Erotica Review