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ALSO IN THE RENEGADES SERIES
Zelia is a priestess with sky-blue skin and strange tempers. Half-human and half-air elemental, she lives uneasily in the College of Healers. Perceived as an outsider, and declared a renegade, she is nevertheless chosen for strange and dangerous task.
Ares is an opportunist and adventurer. Neither elf nor human he is another outsider, welcomed by no one, mortal or otherwise.
Misfit and outcast meet, and together they discover the possess unimaginable powers of sorcery which they will need to combat the scourge that threatens the land.
For the evil necromanceer Queb, long thought dead, has returned...
The Renegades series was first published by Scholastic Books in the 1990s.
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| Healer's Quest, book one in the series, proved so popular that it was reprinted within a week of its release. | The Scholastic version is out of print, but Mundania Book will release the US edition of Fire Wars in 2008. | The third in the series Return of the Wizard is so rare that used copies are now selling for up to $200 a copy. |
This is what fans have to say about Renegades . . .
A big fan since I found the first of the trilogy in the school library Iv'e reread it a few times and it still stands up well to the test of time . . . if it's a laugh that you want, you'll go back to time and again. We can all relate to the stifled outcast blue skinned maid or the feared but kind snow elf in some ways, and they do make a hell of a combination. wizards beware!!
Darwi Odrade (Scotland)
. . . if you want something a little lighter in tone and weight, you could do a lot worse than "Healer's Quest". This is not a kids' book - teenagers maybe, but not one for the under-tens. And that says a lot about its suitability for adults, too. The plot, the style, the characters and the action will keep you turning the pages, and you'll be requesting the next two before you know it. In fact, my only problem with the entire trilogy is the price of the third book... But I'll survive until I can afford that; I've got the first two to keep me going!
Laligin (England)
Fire was continues the series of Ares and Zelia as well as a good storyline (If a little irrelavent due to time being reversed). We are introduced to the Gods, and see more of the world in whih Zelia and Ares live. More is revealed about Ares parentage(or at least inferred).
L.R. Cross
