The 'Verse can be a dangerous place to live, even in the best of times. These are not the best of times. In the midst of a second civil war, Arthur must learn to live a life among the stars, and Merlin must learn that the past cannot always be buried. This is a stand-alone sequel to Lux Aurumque; reading the previous work is not necessary.

A dead woman turns up in Mab's territory. Harry must solve the mystery of her murder with the help of someone from out of town. Very, very far out of town. This is a crossover with Chronicles of Amber, though familiarity with Chronicles of Amber is not necessary. Rated M for language and violence.

Harry and friends play through the iconic Dungeons and Dragons module. Passages in italics are taken from the Temple of Elemental Evil guidebook, edited where appropriate to fit the story and players as suggested by the guidebook itself.

Merlin joins the crew of Serenity. Merlin and the captain bond over ancient poetry. Shenanigans ensue. Rated M for language.

Arthur finds himself in the strange and hostile land of Roger Zelazny's Roadmarks. The Road has always been there for those who can find it, and it always will be.