Best Edward W. Robertson Books

Defeating Gladdic was only the beginning—now Dante and Blays face a starving, fractured land while rumors arrive of the enemy massing for another attack. Collen's survival depends on securing borders, food, and uncertain alliances.

Personal vengeance drives Dante from the Plagued Islands to confront Gladdic, a priest who commands both light and shadow magic. The revenge quest becomes a battle between competing magical philosophies.

Justice against Gladdic unleashes something worse—the White Lich, an ancient evil that threatens to enslave all of Tanar Atain. Dante and Blays must strike fast before he regains full power.

The White Lich has conquered Tanar Atain and sets his sights on the world — forcing Dante to unite three historically hostile nations in a desperate alliance against unstoppable evil.

Sorcerer-king Dante discovers his long-lost father is dying of plague on a forbidden island, forcing a dangerous journey that tests magical and family bonds.

This complete trilogy follows Dante from street orphan to necromancer, tracking his journey through sorcerous education, foreign wars, and ultimately a fight for his civilization's existence. Robertson builds a sprawling dark fantasy across three books and 1600 pages.

Trapping Nolost in Rale by destroying dimensional portals bought time but didn't solve the problem. Dante and Blays must find the enigmatic Burdan rah Saylan before worlds burn.

Dante, Blays, and Gladdic's final attempt to stop Nolost has failed, leaving Rale facing destruction within days. Robertson presents an impossible choice: destroy the homeworld Olastar to eject Nolost before he completes his apocalyptic work.

Newly-promoted wizard Wit gets assigned the unglamorous task of investigating iron mine fraud—Robertson and Lang start with bureaucratic fantasy and build toward epic stakes.