Time has run out.
The High Sorcerer has it all.
There is no more hope.
The stakes are ever higher for chicken farmer Erin and her friends. She still has one whole tower to conquer before she can save the Princess, but there is no more time to spare. Ever since choosing her quest, five months ago, she knew she had limited time to get through the kingdom and face whatever impossible tasks the High Sorcerer set up for her. Everything is so much more risky, every choice more desperate, and to make it worse, the guardian of the last tower is a dragon.
This time, she can’t rely on being anonymous. The High Sorcerer knows she’s coming, and he’s sent his second-in-command to stop her. She has no idea she’s walking into a trap.
In the Colour of Her Magic, Erin rushes into the quest with determination, hope, and a fair amount of luck.
In A Winter of Intent, she realises that patience and perserverance is more what is going to get her what she wants. Everything is harder, and the Princess feels further away.
In the Song of the Towers, all Erin’s prior decisions are coming into fruition, but is it going to be too late for our intrepid heroine?