C. Dale Brittain

Stand-alone novels:
Voima — (1994) Publisher: VOIMA: Magic, strength, the force of life and renewal. Earth and sky are ruled by the Wanderers, the lords of voima. But an upheaval is coming, a time when even the powers of the immortals are fated to end. The Wanderers enlist the help of three young mortals..Together and separately, the three are swept into the conflict between the Wanderers and those who would overthrow them, not even always sure if they are on the right side. The conflict also becomes a struggle between kingdoms, between the generations, between the sexes, and between the demands of love and honor.

Count Scar — (1997) With Robert A. Bouchard. Publisher: A wizard and a warrior must join forces. Galoran is a scarred soldier who's life takes an unexpected turn when a distant cousin dies leaving him heir to a castle, the title that goes with it, and a holy man named Melchior. At first the two distrust each other — but soon their only hope against treachery and the cold steel that surround them lies in each other.