THE SUMMER TREE

Beneath the mountain, the evil one waits, chained, longing for release.

In the castle Brennin, the old king sleeps restlessly, fearing the shadow of the Summer Tree.  In the bedrooms and taverns of the High Kingdom, a young prince takes his pleasures - and quietly prepares for the war that will surely come.  In the woods the silvery lios alfar gather, hearing the howls of the wolves at night.

In a lakeside cottage, the Dreamer dreams of the five who will come from a world called Earth, the five who are Fionavar's last and only hope.

"A strongly individual book by a special new writer."
-LOCUS

"Might well become another classic of the genre."
-FANTASY REVIEW

"I'm overwhelmed!"
-MARION ZIMMER BRADLEY

THE WANDERING FIRE

Rakoth Maugrim sits in his mountain of ice, imprisoning Fionavar with the cold touch of eternal winter.

The kings and wizards of his own world have failed against him; how can five men and women of our world hope to succeed?  Even if one wears the glowing Baelrath on her finger, and can raise the very dead from their rest.  Even if one durvived the Summer Tree, and another carries the Horn of Pendaran Wood.  Even if one bears Rakoth Maugrim's own son...

"Kay... might well have created the mahor fantasy work of the '80s."
-CHARLES DE LINT

"Certain to become an important figure in the field."
-LOCUS

From audible.com:

In the conclusion of Guy Gavriel Kay's critically acclaimed fantasy trilogy, The Fionavar Tapestry, five university students from our world prepare to sacrifice themselves - as they enter into final battle against a power of unimaginable proportions.