the house of the Schofields. - The first two books in this series (Sorcery and Cecelia and The Grand Tour) were published in an omnibus edition, Magicians of Quality, in 2005. Magic and Malice "Mairelon" is a gentleman wizard with unusual talents, and Kim is his streetwise protégée. Together, they foil plots and generally get into trouble. From a reference to the date being thirty years since the Terror, the novels take place about 1823, during the Regency era in its broader sense; however, the author has personally stated that the events of Magician's Ward take place in 1818. Mairelon the Magician (1991) Magician's Ward (1997) The two novels have also been published in omnibus editions: in hardcover as Magic & Malice (1999), and as trade paperback as A Matter of Magic (2010). Frontier Magic A trilogy narrated by Eff Rothmer, the "thirteenth child" of the opening book title. Book One covers her childhood, from the age of five (when her parents move west to the edge of the expanding American frontier) to shortly after her eighteenth birthday. Books Two and Three deal with an adult Eff's work as an explorer, scientist, and magician beyond the edge of the frontier. Thirteenth Child (2009) Across the Great Barrier (2011) The Far West (2012) Others The Seven Towers (1984) Snow White and Rose Red (1989) Book of Enchantments (1996) Star Wars, Episode I – The Phantom Menace (Jr. Novelization) (1999) Star Wars, Episode II – Attack of the Clones (Jr. Novelization) (2002) Star Wars, Episode III – Revenge of the Sith (Jr. Novelization) (2005) The Seven Towers is a stand-alone fantasy novel. Snow White and Rose Red is a fairytale fantasy, being a retelling of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "Snow White and Rose Red" (not "Snow White") set in Elizabethan England, and including elements of the Thomas the Rhymer ballad as well. References External links Official web site Bibliography at SciFan Novel synopses, cover art, and reviews at Fantasy Literature 1953 births Living people American fantasy writers Writers from Chicago Carleton College alumni Carlson School of Management alumni Enchanted Forest Chronicles Women science fiction and fantasy writers 20th-century American novelists 21st-century American novelists 20th-century American women writers 21st-century American women writers Novelists from Minnesota American women novelists Novelists from Illinois