Books like The Quest for Saint Camber by Katherine Kurtz

Phileas Fogg wagers he can circumnavigate the globe in 80 days, a daring quest that unfolds into a globe‑spanning adventure.

When the philanderer Moist von Lipwig is saved from execution, he is offered a last‑chance appointment as Postmaster of Ankh‑Morpork, where he must revive the city’s broken postal service and confront a deadly monopoly, all while discovering that hope is the most valuable mail of all.

A young apprentice from a sword‑and‑magic city inherits a throne in a sun‑soaked kingdom, and must build a grand pyramid while navigating priests, crocodiles, marching mummies and conspiracies in a hilariously absurd adventure.

Monza Murcatto, a celebrated mercenary, returns from brutal injury to exact revenge against the Duke who betrayed her.

Neil Gaiman’s short‑story collection blends fantasy, horror and the uncanny, offering a dozen twisted tales that shift everyday scenes into shadowy, magical realms.

Tad Williams’ whimsical fantasy novel centers on Fritti Tailchaser, a brave tom cat navigating a world of feline heroes, gods, and mystical creatures.

Legends of Camber of Culdi

Legends of Camber of Culdi

Camber, the most powerful Deryni, fights tyranny in the kingdom of Gwynedd, seeking to restore a rightful human king while protecting his own family.

Reuniting celebrated fantasy authors, *Legends II* offers a collection of masterful short novels that expand beloved worlds, from Robert Silverberg’s Majipoor saga to George R.R. Martin’s Dunk series, all in one compelling anthology.

Carl, nicknamed Saint, is a highly skilled sniper held captive in Hungary. His wife Kelly and a mysterious order threaten his conscience as he contends with threats, betrayal, and the shadow of gunfire.

Beyond the battlefield, Karigan G'ladheon must confront a new menace while serving as a Green Rider messenger, as the restless spirit of the First Rider beckons her back into deadly mysteries of magic and duty.

Three heroic cats travel back to 1874 London to prevent an assassination of Queen Victoria, drawing on wizardry, wit, and helpful historical allies—including a young Arthur Conan Doyle—to outwit the sinister Lone Power.

A relentless political intrigue unfolds in the Four Kingdoms as Prince Kylock seizes the throne, forces a royal marriage, and unleashes war, while exiles Jack and Melli navigate treacherous underground realms.

"How do you kill a Saint? Falcio, Kest, and Brasti are about to find out, because someone has figured out a way to do it and they've started with a friend. The Dukes were already looking for ways out of their agreement to put Aline on the throne, but with the Saints turning up dead, rumours are spreading that the Gods themselves oppose her ascension. Now churches are looking to protect themselves by bringing back the military orders of religious soldiers, assassins, and (especially) Inquisitors - a move that could turn the country into a theocracy. The only way Falcio can put a stop to it is by finding the murderer. He has only one clue: a terrifying iron mask which makes the Saints vulnerable by driving them mad. But even if he can find the killer, he'll still have to face him in battle. And that may be a duel that no swordsman, no matter how skilled, can hope to win"--