It has been three years since Alistair became King of Ferelden, three years since the Archdemon was slain, three years since he last saw Yael Tabris, the only woman he had ever loved. Refusing to let any more time pass, Alistair sneaks into Vigil's Keep, desperate to right the mistake he made by letting her go.

What does Hawke's dog's name, a glowy blue amulet, and an injury have to do with our favorite white-haired elf?

Everyone's past has scars they'd like to forget, wounds they'd like to heal. Meeting his sister was supposed to be a good thing; a way for Fenris to find out who he was before Danarius had stolen his memories. That's when things went horribly wrong...

She had never told him how she felt, or how much that one night had meant to her. Now as the battlelines are drawn between Templar and Mage, Xandria Hawke finds herself opposite the man she loves.

A cave in forces Hawke and Fenris to confront the truth. Freedom is a symbol they both long for and neither has.

She fell for him and he broke her heart. Laela Hawke deals with the aftermath of Fenris leaving her.

She has grown numb, broken and frozen inside, drowning in the guilt of the lives she couldn't save, Hawke has started to lose faith that anything will ever get better.

A single red rose had been the beginning; a beautiful demonstration of his feelings, the promise of a future beyond the war. What twisted paths love takes: she loved a man who didn't love her, and another man loved her, whom she didn't love. Irony of ironies: it was the assassin that claimed to not know anything of love, that truly did.

A life of torment by peers took her life and yet in her death she has changed the fate of the wizarding world. Sequel to Faceless Person.