Book of the Lost Swords by Fred Saberhagen (Books 1-8)
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Overview: Fred Thomas Saberhagen (May 18, 1930 – June 29, 2007) was an American science fiction and fantasy author most famous for his Berserker series of science fiction short stories and S.F. novels.
Saberhagen also wrote a series of vampire novels in which the famous Dracula is the main protagonist, and a series of post-apocalyptic mytho-magical novels beginning with his popular Empire of the East and continuing through a long series of Swords and Lost Swords novels.
Genre: Fiction l Sci-Fi/Fantasy
1. The First Book of Lost Swords: Woundhealer’s Story – Once the gods forged twelve Swords of Power, but they forged too well: The Swords could kill the gods themselves.
Now, the gods gone, the Swords are scattered across the land and Mark, Prince Consort of Tasavalta, must find Woundhealer, the Sword of Healing, to help his young son Adrian.
But the evil wizard Burslam has joined with Mark’s enemy, Baron Amintor, stealing Woundhealer and luring Mark’s nephew Zoltan away – only to have Zoltan begin his own dangerous quest.
2. The Second Book of Lost Swords: Sightblinder’s Story – Long ago, the gods forged Twelve Swords of Power and threw them on the gameboard of life to watch men scramble. But they had forged too well: the Swords could kill the gods themselves.
Now, the gods gone, the Swords are scattered across the land, some held by those of good heart, and some by evildoers.
One is held by Arnfinn, a country boy who knows nothing of Sightblinder’s power: to make the viewer see that which he most desires—or most fears.
Sightblinder must be used, if Ben of Purkinje is to rescue Prince Mark from the hell in which he lies captive, prisoner of the horrifying ageless Ancient One.
3. The Third Book of Lost Swords: Stonecutter’s Story – Young Kasimir was the custodian of Stonecutter, the sword which could hew mountains or diamonds with equal ease. But now, Stonecutter has been stolen, and Kasimir must recover it before it causes irrevocable damage.
4. The Fourth Book of Lost Swords: Farslayer’s Story – Long, long ago, the Gods forged Twelve Swords of Power, each with a unique and deadly quality. They forged too well, for the swords could kill the Gods themselves. Then the swords were lost, scattered across the land; and many are they, both good and evil, who are desperate to find them again.
5. The Fifth Book of Lost Swords: Coinspinner’s Story – A host of strange characters–Prince Nurat of Culm, the evil macrowizard Wood, Prince Adrian, and Trilby–become involved in a desperate struggle to possess a sword of chance known as Coinspinner.
6. The Sixth Book of Lost Swords: Mindsword’s Story – Long ago, the gods forged Twelve Swords of Power and threw them on the gameboard of life for men to scramble over. But they forged too well; the Swords could kill the gods themselves.
Now the great Mindsword reenters the world of men, bringing others’ mindless devotion to him who wields it: Prince Murat of Culm, who intends to give it to Princess Kristin of Tasavalta. But first he draws it–and receives worship from his own son, from the princess herself, and from a horrifying "ally."
It is up to Prince Mark of Tasavalta: his wife and kingdom, and the world, all may be lost to the Mindsword.
7. The Seventh Book of Lost Swords: Wayfinder’s Story – Valdemar, an artless grape grower in search of the perfect woman, is led by Wayfinder, Sword of Wisdom–one of the Twelve Swords of Power–into a battle against the world’s most infamous wizard.
8. The Last Book of Swords: Shieldbreaker’s Story – Long ago, the gods forged Twelve Swords of Power and threw them on the gameboard of life for greedy mortals to scramble over. Too late, the gods learned that they had forged too well; the Swords could kill the gods themselves.
Now, ages later, the Swords are back in human hands, as powerful as ever. Vilkata the Dark King returns from exile seeking revenge on those who defeated him. His first goal is the vault in which is enemy Prince Mark has placed the remaining Swords; with these in hand, none can oppose his rule. Only one untested warrior stands in his way: fourteen-year-old Prince Stephen, with Shieldbreaker in hand.
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