Roger Taylor Books in Order

Healer Hawklan arrives at the abandoned keep of Anderras Darion with no memory of his past, only a growing sense of ancient power. As corruption spreads through Fyorlund, he is pulled toward a war that may explain who he really is.

Darkness spreads across Fyorlund as King Rgoric falls deeper under Dan-Tor’s influence and old safeguards are stripped away. Hawklan must decide whether he is truly a healer, or the one man who can stand against the coming night.

Fyorlund has fallen, Dan-Tor rules, and the free lands are scrambling to survive. While Queen Sylvriss rallies exiles, Hawklan lies trapped in a coma and an ancient race stirs in the mountains.

Dan-Tor has retreated to Narsindal, where Sumeral’s power waits behind him. As the free peoples try to forge one last alliance, Hawklan and Gavor head toward the heart of the darkness and the secret buried in Hawklan himself.

In the prosperous city of Serenstad, the fading Guild of Dream Finders gets one last chance when Duke Ibris is plagued by disturbing visions. Antyr and his companion Tarrian are drawn into a struggle that reaches from dreams into war and darker powers.

Farnor Yarrance’s quiet valley life shatters when hunted strangers arrive from the south and something dreadful closes in from the north. Forced into the Great Forest, he begins to uncover powers in himself that he never wanted.

As Rannick grows more unstable and dangerous, the valley can only watch events slide toward ruin. In the Great Forest, Farnor survives with the Valderen, but grief and rage may make him as frightening as the forces he hopes to fight.

Ominous clouds change Brother Cassraw into a fierce religious zealot, threatening the balance of Canol Madreth and beyond. His friend Allyn Vredech must face a crisis of faith, sanity, and world-shaking power.

In the ancient city of Arash-Felloren, a street thief named Pinnatte is marked for a grim destiny while dangerous changes spread through the crystal workers’ order. When Atlon learns what is really being set in motion, he has almost no one to trust.

Driven from his ancestral land by the Gevethen, Count Ibryen fights a losing war from the mountains. A mysterious call sends him into stranger realms in search of another way to resist an enemy tied to something even darker.

A ruthless commander plans to seize power in Arvenstaat, but his young messenger Thyrn senses the truth beneath the scheme and flees. Hunted into the mountains, Thyrn becomes the only one who can feel the darker force feeding that ambition.

Years after Sumeral’s fall, travellers return with stories that should not fit together, but do. Old characters converge, buried threats reawaken, and the wider Hawklan world finally starts to reveal the shape of its greatest danger.

Taylor looks at aikido as more than a set of techniques, linking physical practice with discipline, outlook, and everyday conduct. It is a concise nonfiction companion from a writer who also taught and studied the art.

Deep in the mountains, Josyff is sent to work on a vast and deeply unsettling keep under the New Order. Strange dreams, shifting spaces, and the arrival of Adroyan and Esyal push the story toward psychological fantasy and dread.

When John Newman takes control of the family business, he also inherits a secret with consequences far beyond the family itself. What follows is a crime-tinged story of corruption, pressure, and responsibility on a much larger scale.