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Book Three of the Early Earth/Monger Series continues the muscular, northern barbarian's search for his kidnapped little sister and only living relative, Binny.

Ian Pike Hammer offers three more action/adventure, sword-swinging, swashbuckling tales of epic fantasy and wonder in the stories, "Mons Glacies Magus- (The Mountain of the Ice Mage)", "The Troll of Darkwoods", and the fantastic "The Dream Stalker".

The master yarnspinner Eovaldar guides you through a harrowing encounter with the evil wizard Hronix atop and inside the pass at Bortzabor as Monger seeks to cross the top of the mountain before a huge blizzard hits. He must get from Khambatta to Mesin Tora before winter sets in, 'else he will be stranded on the north side and have to winter it out, losing precious time; a commodity he has very little of. This journey will tax him to the very edge of survival, but survive he must to find and rescue his sister in: "The Mountain of the Ice Mage."

In "The Troll of Darkwoods", Monger confronts a troll with a powerful majik, so much so, that he controls the Darkwoods and EVERYTHING in it with absolute authority. Bromlug the troll isn't merely in the woods, he IS the woods! With a spell he can turn Monger into wood.

The fighter has a deadly supernatural encounter with a soul-snatching being known as the Dream Stalker in the third story of the book and takes a trip to "the other side", a place of mist and darkness... and the evil entities that dwell there in, "The Dream Stalker."

Let Ian Pike Hammer take your mind for a ride.