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Lady in Gil

Lady in Gil

Lady in Gil: Book 1

Rebecca Bradley

All the dreams of the barbarously occupied kingdom of Gil depend on its greatest hero. Too bad only his brother is available...

Unlikely hero Tigrallef, a clumsy young man, holds the fate of the kingdom of Gil in his hands as he joins forces with a member of the Web, an underground rebel movement, to find a legendary statue with the power to overthrow the barbarous usurpers who have been occupying the kingdom.

Scion's Lady

Scion's Lady

Lady in Gil: Book 2

Rebecca Bradley

Tig never wanted to be a hero. And after using the powers of the magical artifact known as the Lady in Gil to destroy the barbarous Sherkin Empire, he is quite willing to return to his quiet and peaceful life as a scholar.

Unfortunately for Tig, his brother, the new Priest-King of Gil, has arranged a marriage for him. When Tig begins his honeymoon voyage with Princess Rinn, he realizes that the union is not all it seems. And as Tig is threatened by unseen enemies, he discovers that the Lady in Gil, thought destroyed along with the Sherkin Empire, is not as broken as everyone believes. And she has her own plans for Tig.

Lady Pain

Lady Pain

Lady in Gil: Book 3

Rebecca Bradley

At the dawn of the world, the Old Ones called it Harashil. A thousand years before, Oballef called it the Lady in Gil. Tigrallef calls it the Pain, when he's being polite. For more than twenty years he has carried it inside him, a private demon dutifully bent on bringing down the world and everything in it; and while the Pain protects Tig against sickness, danger and the ravages of time, it wages a constant war of attrition against his mind and soul.