Ialfa

Coral Palace

The imperial palace of lush equatorial Borgim is the center of culture and learning for all the peoples of the West Coast. Although it once was merely the stronghold of a desperate group of barbaric freedom fighters, those days are largely lost in the shrouding mists of time. Now the Coral Palace's pink muralled walls and golden-tiered roof guard a court that may be the pinacle of art and manners for all of Ialfa.

This exotic but sophistocated environment is the setting for many mannerly tales of romance, intrigue and mystery.

Titles in this Series:

Cantata in Coral and Ivory

A 'Coral Palace' Novel

Ikhsior is a man of action. But picking up your opponents and dangling them a foot above the floor just isn't as effective as it ought to be when it comes to dealing with court intrigue, romantic entanglements, and high fashion.

127000 words

Pavane in Pearl and Emerald

A 'Coral Palace' Novel

Maintaining the social status of a penniless family is a challenge even for a man of Kide's wit and elan. Marrying the emperor's very lovely daughter seems the ideal solution -- but the princess is bound by a secret spell, and any who get close to her fall prey to its magic.

113000 words

Velvet Lies

A 'Coral Palace' Novella

Murder is deadly, but in the Coral Palace the ultimate crime is telling the truth.

25000 words

More information about the characters and setting of this series can be found on the World Info Pages.

  Image Gallery

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  Dancer in the Throne Room
  (2016)
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  Kide
  (2016)
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  Ikhsior
  (2016)
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  Bazomi
  (2016)
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  Velvet Lies
  (2014)
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  Pavane Cover
  (2014)
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  Cantata in Coral and Ivory
  (Lisandra Bottorff 2014)
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  Cantata Cover
  (2014)
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  Cantata Cover Sketch
  (2014)
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  Kide
  (2011)
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  Monkey in a Tree
  (2011)
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  Pavane in Pearl and Emerald
  (2011)
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  Folta
  (2011)
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  Pavane in Pearl and Emerald
  (2011)
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  Ikshior
  (2008)
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  Cantata in Coral and Ivory
  (2008)
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  Bazomi
  (2006)
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  Bazomi
  (2003)
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  Cinasor
  (2000)
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  Zelli tos Renpli
  (2000)

Keywords: Fantasy, high society, Ialfa, poc, secondary world,