Vestigial Tales Books in Order
Part ofLaura Lam Books in OrderExplore the Vestigial Tales books by Laura Lam in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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Vestigial Tales books in publication order
5 books
The Card Sharp
by Laura Lam
2014
Before joining the circus, Drystan survives through addiction and dangerous dealings in Imachara. An opportunity to cheat wealthy gamblers offers escape, but the scheme draws him deeper into the criminal world he hopes to leave.
The Fisherman's Net
by Laura Lam
2014
A poor fisherman buys a mysterious trinket that transforms his luck and brings unexpected wealth. When his net captures a sea maiden thought not to exist, he must decide whether he can release his extraordinary catch.
The Snake Charm
by Laura Lam
2014
When a stolen magical artifact threatens to expose his past, circus clown Drystan is ordered to recover it. Retrieving the object forces him to choose between loyalties while discovering that its power carries dangers of its own.
The Tarot Reader
by Laura Lam
2014
Gifted tarot reader Cyan knows more about her customers than they realize. Encounters with a smiling sailor and a man whose face she cannot clearly see bring romance, unsettling visions and the possibility of a terrifying future.
The Mechanical Minotaur
by Laura Lam
2017
Locked in a cellar on his twelfth birthday, Evander discovers a trunk bearing his name. Inside waits a mechanical creature that offers an impossible escape from his lonely home: a journey back to his dead mother.
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