Green Rider by Kristen Britain

Green Rider by Kristen Britain - 450 Pages

"After an unexpected confrontation with a dying knight, Karigan G'ladheon becomes the unlikely bearer of a vital message to the king, on a mission during which she faces assassins and other deadly dangers in a world of complex magic."

The Dream Gatherer: A Green Rider Novella by Kristen Britain

151 pages

Three short stories from the world of Karigan and her Green Rider friends that give a little more substance to their past, storytelling and a glimmer of what we can look forward to in the next installment. This book also serves the purpose of being a record of how this series first came about twenty years ago with forwards from the author and others she has worked with in the science fiction genre.

Green Rider Series

By Kristen Britain

High King's Tomb Book 3 679 Pages

Blackveil Book 4 663 Pages

Mirror Sight Book 5 770 Pages

After Karigan gives up fighting the Rider Call she is thrown into even more difficult situations and her life made more complicated by interfering gods and her own feelings.

Firebrand

Firebrand
by Kristen Britain
800 pages

Even though she is still recovering from her trip through Blackveil and the future, Karigan is sent on an important diplomatic mission to find the mythical, supposed extinct, p'hedrose.

Mirror Sight by Kristen Britain

Mirror Sight
By Kristen Britain
775 pages

Mirror Sight takes Karigan's world and turns it on its head. Sometimes it seems like a totally different author is writing or collaborating on this book, but no matter how different it still adds to the series. Weather Karigan is in the world as she knows it or this different and yet the same world you see her thirst for adventure, curiosity, and skill for getting into trouble.

"Green Rider" by Kristen Britain

"Green Rider" by Kristen Britain, 450pgs

I didn't think I'd ever be able to finish this book. The end almost made the hard journey worth it. Karigan G'ladheon has been expelled from school and is on her way home to father when she is stopped by a man dying from two arrows that pierced his back. He is a green rider (an elite messenger service to the king) and entrusts her (a young teenage girl) with a message to deliver to the King. Karigan pledges to see his message delivered no matter what. Somehow she faces highwaymen, elite fighters called Weapons, a gray-cloaked/magic wielding man and various creatures/horrors along the way without losing her life. In fact, most of the time she's protected by ghosts, magic, people popping up in the woods, etc. While the plot line itself does have many flaws, it is still entertaining. I have had several patrons comment on what a fantastic read it was. It just wasn't a great read for me.