The Shi'ell Series by G.J. Kelly

The Shi'ell Book OneEighteen years have passed since the second fall of Pellarn. Callodon struggles to hold the line against the Goth-lords of the west. Creatures of the Toorseneth roam the wilds, seeking the white-haired, hunted by Kindred Rangers. And Last Ridings does what it can to maintain order and to live up to New Raheen's noble tenets; friyenheth, ceartus, omniumde.In the down-below of Crown Peak waits a Morgmetal casket, a relic more than two thousand years old... moreThe Shi'ell Book OneEighteen years have passed since the second fall of Pellarn. Callodon struggles to hold the line against the Goth-lords of the west. Creatures of the Toorseneth roam the wilds, seeking the white-haired, hunted by Kindred Rangers. And Last Ridings does what it can to maintain order and to live up to New Raheen's noble tenets; friyenheth, ceartus, omniumde.In the down-below of Crown Peak waits a Morgmetal casket, a relic more than two thousand years old. In a slim wooden box waits the key to that casket, a key passed to Elayeen, Queen of Raheen, through sixty-two generations of ladies of elfkind. And in the haven of Last Ridings waits Argovayne, son of Gawain, for the day which will see his hand turn the key, and see him become the Shimaneth Issilene Merionell of prophecy. The world awaits the wolf of Issilene reborn, the Shi'ell of Minyorn myth.The waiting is over. less

The Shi'ell Book TwoSyf, which bubbled up from the depths of the mountain of Raheen to appear in the Circles of the Great Hall, counting down the hours to Raheen's final destruction. Syf, redrawing the border between Callodon and Pellarn, razing the mountain and raising a wall against the Old Kingdom. Syf, the symbol for change and transformation, used even to represent death, for surely no greater change is there for one living... moreThe Shi'ell Book TwoSyf, which bubbled up from the depths of the mountain of Raheen to appear in the Circles of the Great Hall, counting down the hours to Raheen's final destruction. Syf, redrawing the border between Callodon and Pellarn, razing the mountain and raising a wall against the Old Kingdom. Syf, the symbol for change and transformation, used even to represent death, for surely no greater change is there for one living. Change is inevitable, Argovayne knows, but what the Shi'ell and his new friends don't know is how profound the change might be... less

The Shi'ell Book ThreeJuria shall right itself in its own time. So said Sardor Allazar, before Argovayne was born.Listen, Tamsin, do you hear me, knocking at your door? So said Argovayne, riding out alone from Dun Meven.Time for Juria's liberation.Time to serve notice on the Toorseneth.Time for the Shi'ell to wake the giants.