Synopsis
Rifkind, once a sword-wielding chieftain's daughter, is enjoying a quiet life with her son. But soon she hears a new call to arms and must return to the ways of sword and sorcery. This time, she is not alone.

Publishers Weekly
Rifkind fans will welcome Lynn Abbey's Rifkin's Challenge, the latest entry in the classic sword-and-sorcery series (Daughter of the Bright Moon, etc.), whose swashbuckling heroine helped inspire TV's Xena: Warrior Princess. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Biography

Lynn Abbey lives in Leesburg, Florida. She and her ex-husband created Thieves' World over twenty years ago, where it launched the shared world anthology subgenre. She is also the author of the successful Behind Time series for Ace.


Her son has no connection to the mother he feels abandoned him to the chief's tent. She is the healer of the plains and dedicates her life to the Bright Moon Goddess. She has dreams that tell her to go back to the land of her son's father. The chief's weak son leaves with her to avoid problems with the tribe. Her son follows because he is the best friend of the chief's son. So far a good book

I'm about half way through this third book in the California Demon series. I love them all. In this one mom's past come out in the open to her daughter. How do you tell a 14 year old girl you fight monsters in your spare time? How do you find spare time with 2 kids, PTA and a husband running for office?
Synopsis
Exciting new escapades for the demon-hunting stay-at-home mom-from the USA Today bestselling author of Carpe Demon.

It isn't easy when your daughter's figured out that her mom's a demon hunter-and wants to grow up to be just like her. Or when you suspect your dead husband used the forces of darkness to filch the body of another human. And your living husband isn't the man you married anymore either.

Moreover, Kate's acquired a precious but deadly item that every demon within commuting distance wants. With husband woes playing havoc with her emotions, an ambitious teenage protŽgŽe at her heels, and hell to pay, this stay-at-home mom's putting in a lot of overtime.