(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: Close Quarters” by Jacquelyn Smith.) Narilga needs to find her missing brother. If she can also find a decent, male dwarf who wants to settle down, even better. Barlo works the mines. Like all male dwarves, marriage remains the furthest thing from his mind. Their chance meeting and mutual attraction catches both Barlo and Narilga by surprise. Can they work together to rescue Narilga’s brother? A stand-alone, meet-cute 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.)

(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: The Wild Side” by Jacquelyn Smith.) The Fey Wood. Iarion stares at the looming forest of ancient oaks and pines and tries not to feel nervous. A few trees should not intimidate him. But the Wild Elves do not welcome strangers. Even attractive ones, who search for answers to a thousand year-old problem. ...Unless Iarion can somehow convince them otherwise. A stand-alone story from the Legends of Lasniniar series of Iarion’s past, “The Wild Side” by Jacquelyn Smith adds to the elf’s growing legend. (This adventure takes place between the World of Lasniniar novels Kinslayer and Soul Seeker.)

(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: A Close Shave” by Jacquelyn Smith.) A cold welcome in Dwarvenhome. Even after a few years as Barlo’s friend, Iarion still feels like an intruder in the underground city. The dwarves’ usual wariness toward elves does not bother him. But Iarion senses something more at work. All of the dwarves seem on edge. Barlo included. And when Iarion learns the real reason behind the rising tensions, he knows he has his work cut out for him. A stand-alone story of friendship, beards, and magic 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.)

(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: The Wanderer” by Jacquelyn Smith.) A hidden obstacle in the tall grass. Between the human zealots, demons, and other dark creatures roaming Lasniniar, Barlo never expected to get taken down by some stupid piece of wood. But the dwarf and his elf friend Iarion always seem to attract trouble, turning even a simple camping trip into an unexpected adventure. And the strange staff that tripped him becomes only the first of Barlo’s problems... A stand-alone misadventure story from the Legends of Lasniniar fantasy series by the author of the Fatal Empire series, Jacquelyn Smith. (This adventure takes place after the World of Lasniniar novel Harbingers.)

(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: A Solstice Feast” by Jacquelyn Smith.) A Solstice tradition continues… Once again, Barlo and Iarion travel toward the human city of Nal Huraseadro on their way to Dwarfhaven. The dwarf and elf make an effort to spend the holiday in the city every time Barlo’s rounds to the other dwarven outposts bring them to the area. The trips consist mainly of banter and misadventure. The perfect way to spend Solstice. Only this time, their journey takes them on an unexpected detour. A fun holiday story from the Legends of Lasniniar fantasy series and a follow-up to Father Solstice by the author of the Fatal Empire series, Jacquelyn Smith. (This adventure takes place between the prologue and first chapter of the World of Lasniniar novel Storm Rider.)

(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: A Solstice Tale” by Jacquelyn Smith.) Solstice Eve. An unexpected side trip. Barlo and Iarion find themselves looking for a room in the human city of Nal Huraseadro to take shelter from the snow. During their journey, Barlo only seeks the answer to one question. What did his elf friend get him for Solstice? His endless guesses border on harassment. Iarion refuses to budge. Despite the approaching holiday, not all remains peaceful in the city. ...And Iarion’s present soon becomes the furthest thing from Barlo’s mind. A stand-alone story from the Legends of Lasniniar fantasy series by the author of the Fatal Empire series, Jacquelyn Smith. If you love a lighthearted holiday misadventure, grab this book. (This adventure takes place between the prologue and first chapter of the World of Lasniniar novel Storm Rider.)

(Previously published as “Legends of Lasniniar: A Shadow Stalker” by Jacquelyn Smith.) Barlo wanders the underground streets of Dwarvenhome with only the wildcat Sinstari for company. His days of adventure seem long behind him. He misses the thrill of battle, the journey to strange new places... He misses Iarion. Bereft of the elven best friend who always accompanied him into danger, Barlo’s life now revolves around a seemingly endless stream of clan meetings. But fate—and Sinstari—have other plans. A stand-alone story of action and adventure 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 Soul Seeker and Storm Rider.)