Known by many names throughout the years, King Arthur still rules the Athanor, a group of immortals, some of whom are shapeshifters. The greatest of these is the Changer. Unpredictable and wild, the Changer takes human form and allies himself with Arthur and company when his family is murdered. As Arthur strives to keep order in his kingdom, and the Changer searches for his enemy, dark forces are plotting to destroy the very Harmony of the Athanor. The Changer will have to assume many shapes and disguises to find a killer, and to help save the Athanor's very existence.
Changer is a remarkable work of urban fantasy.
Lindskold skillfully weaves myth, legend and the modern world into a complex story which intrigues and enchants. From the rainforests of Brazil to the depths of Poseidon's ocean, the story shows a magical side of our world which exists side by side with the mundane, everyday world. With sly humor, daring adventure and a wonderful cast of characters, this is one novel you won't be able to put down. Mission Child by Maureen F. McHugh Eos, December 1998. On a planet colonized by Earthers long ago and forgotten until recently, Janna lives in the northern, icy plains with her tribe until they are killed in a dispute.