Watchtower

Tornor Keep is the legendary tower that guards the winter end of asummer land. But when Tornor is overrun by raiders, a young prince isthe tower's last hope-in an enchanting story of a time far removed fromours, and a land alive with warriors, lovers, war and honor. TheWatchtower is the first in the memorable Chronicles of TornorTrilogy by one of speculative fiction's most honored and exciting voices."Amarvelous blend of fantasy... and realism in the characters and thesocial interactions." MARION ZIMMER BRADLEY "Astonishing." THEDORESTURGEON "A fine ear for the right word and a fine eye for action."VONDA MCINTYRE "An unusual, powerful and beautiful book." JOHN VARLEY "Abook of depth and vigor and surprises." ROBERT SILVERBERG "Her womenhave dignity and strength." MARGE PIERCY "An adventure story forhumanists and feminists." JOANNA RUSSElizabeth A. Lynn won twoWorld Fantasy Awards in one year--for her novel Watchtower, and for theshort story, "The Woman Who Loved the Moon." She is also the author ofThe Dancers of Arun, The Northern Girl, A Different Light, The SardonyxNet, and the short fiction collection, The Woman Who Loved the Moon. Shelives in San Francisco, teaches martial arts, and is at work on asequel to Dragon's Winter. Elizabeth A. Lynn won two World Fantasy Awards in one year, for her novel Watchtower and the short story "The Woman Who Loved the Moon." She is also the author of The Dancers of Arun, The Northern Girl, A Different Light, The Sardonyx Net, Dragon's Winter, Dragon's Treasure, and the short fiction collection The Woman Who Loved the Moon and Other Stories. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and teaches martial arts In a land brought to life by warriors and lovers, war and honor, the legendary tower, Tornor Keep, is invaded by raiders. No longer the watchtower at the winter end of a summer land, Tornor turns to a young prince with the hopes that he might protect the future of the enchanting land