Britain as Excalibur) The Sorcerer Part 1: The Fort at River's Bend (published in Great Britain as The Boy King) The Sorcerer Part 2: Metamorphosis (published in Great Britain as The Sorcerer) Uther (published in Great Britain as Pendragon) The two volumes The Sorcerer: The Fort at River's Bend and The Sorcerer: Metamorphosis were written as a single volume entitled The Sorcerer, but were split for publication. A Dream of Eagles Prequel The Burning Stone Golden Eagle (companion mini-series) Clothar the Frank (published as The Lance Thrower in the United States of America, and as Lancelot in Great Britain) The Eagle (published as The Last Stand in Great Britain) Other Uther (published as Pendragon in Great Britain) is a stand-alone novel about the life of Uther Pendragon from infancy up until the end of events in The Eagles' Brood. It serves to answer questions left open by The Eagles' Brood that result from the fact that the latter is told exclusively from the perspective of Merlyn Britannicus and as such is not able to explain actions and events of which Merlyn is unaware. Uther is also a companion novel to The Eagles' Brood, as it follows the title character and others as they grow up and wage war on Uther's main enemy, Guhlrys Lot, King of Cornwall. The Templar Trilogy Knights of the Black and White (released August 1, 2006 in Canada) Standard of Honor (released August 28, 2007 in Canada) Order in Chaos (released in August 2009) The Guardians of Scotland The Forest Laird (2010) The Renegade (2012) (published as Robert the Bruce in the United States in 2013) The Guardian (2014) Short fiction Though primarily a novelist, Whyte has also written and published at least one short story: "Power Play" in Paradox Magazine, issue 8 (Winter 2005–2006), an exploration of the nature of power, set in Roman Jerusalem. Later life Although Whyte received letters from readers around the world, he lived in obscurity in Kelowna. He died on the night of February 22, 2021, at Kelowna Hospice House. He was 80, and suffered from cancer prior to his death. References Further reading A Way with Words in Okanagan Life Magazine (includes a profile of Whyte) External links Official website for Jack Whyte. Includes biography, bibliography, book excerpts, radio interview transcripts, and an active fan forum. . Includes questions by readers and Whyte's answers to those questions, as well