King Lesserlight's Crown
"It's Narnia Meets the Little Prince"
A terrible Gloom steals King Lesserlight’s heart and replaces it with an old ticking clock. Neither Poppy nor Perfect, who live in a slanted house, nor Lady Westwind, whose home leads to many countries, nor Jester, whose daylight astronomy involves “shooting stars,” nor the Shepherd of the floating pools can say what’s become of King’s Joy. Princess Snow tells King his heart is gone while Dancing Sun shares his pain. In the Lore Lord’s Valley, King receives a new heart but isn’t healed. He wanders through mysterious caves, rides a flying moose, and visits Jack through all his yesterdays. But none of these encounters restores his heart or helps him find his lost Joy. His only hope is to go to the Castle of the Child. There, among rainbow fountains, moving paintings, playful hippos, mighty whirlwinds, flying pigs and the beautiful, magical Child himself, King Lesserlight’s adventures really begin.
"Find Your Father..."
In a far flung future, a man with a past comes to a primitive planet, a jungle world of rare beauty and light. Solomon Star, once the personal body guard of the Galactic Empress, journeys through archetypal space guided by a mysterious native woman whom he knows only as the "Savage" to find a man he has not seen in more than a decade—his father.
Moving forward to an encounter with the heart of light, Solomon journeys backwards into the recesses of memory, into the darkness of his past, a killing dark that has not forgotten him, that follows him even now in the form of a twice-living madman whose strength is too great to be human and mind too stain-glass shattered to be machine. Lazarus... the puppet instrument of her revenge, of Janis IV, Ruler of the Universe, wo could neither rule nor love the one man closest to her, who, even as Solomon's story unfolds, faces intrigues in her own palace that could topple the Empire.
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