Magic, danger, and adventure abound for messenger Karigan G'ladheon in the second book in Kristen Britain's New York Times-bestselling Green Rider fantasy series - "First-rate fantasy." --Library Journal
Karigan G'ladheon was once a Green Rider, one of the king of Sacoridia's elite magical messengers. In the messenger service, she was caught up in a world of deadly danger, and though she defeated the rogue Eletian who cracked the magical D'Yer Wall--which had protected Sacoridia for a thousand years from the dark influence of Blackveil Forest, and Mornhavon...

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This is the sequel to 'Green Rider', in which Karigan G'ladheon (who took on the mantle of king's messenger after chancing upon a dying Green Rider) has returned to her everyday life. However, few may evade their destiny, and Karigan is soon to face even greater dangers.

Karigan G'ladheon is a Green Rider - a seasoned member of the royal messenger corps whose loyalty and bravery have already been tested many times. And her final, explosive magical confrontation with Mornhavon the Black should have killed her. But rather than finding death, and peace, Karigan wakes to a darkness deeper than night. The explosion has transported her somewhere - and into a sealed stone sarcophagus - and now she must escape, somehow, before the thinning air runs out and her mysterious tomb becomes her grave. Where is she? Does a trap, laid by Mornhavon, lie beyond her prison? And...

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the New York Times bestselling Green Rider series, The Dream Gatherer introduces readers to new sides of Sacoridia in two new short stories and a novella.

The eighth novel of the Green Rider series, from the massively popular New York Times bestselling Kristen Britain. 'Green Rider is a wonderfully captivating heroic fantasy adventure' Terry Goodkind 'Britain keeps the excitement high from beginning to end' Publishers Weekly on Green Rider 'In masterly fashion, Britain ultimately manages to bring the major plotlines together in a big battle. Even though the fight against the Second Empire is far from over, enough change happens to make this a rousing, satisfying adventure' Locus 'Kristen Britain writes so beautifully that I never want to...