A fantasy book with seven white haired women on the cover
I know it’s vague and I don't expect anyone to know this, but I had a friend who owned a fantasy book with seven white haired women on the cover. I think each woman had their own brief story chapter, as it was a very thick book.
Unfortunately I don’t know who wrote it, the title or remember what it's about. I'm bothered that I can’t find this book by Googling it either, possibly because it's an older (maybe mid to end of 90's to early 2000's) book.
The few things I do remember is one of the women was a knight of sorts, one was a ghost. I think one also might have been a sorceress. I know I'd know it by its cover.
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I know it’s vague and I don't expect anyone to know this, but I had a friend who owned a fantasy book with seven white haired women on the cover. I think each woman had their own brief story chapter, as it was a very thick book.
Unfortunately I don’t know who wrote it, the title or remember what it's about. I'm bothered that I can’t find this book by Googling it either, possibly because it's an older (maybe mid to end of 90's to early 2000's) book.
The few things I do remember is one of the women was a knight of sorts, one was a ghost. I think one also might have been a sorceress. I know I'd know it by its cover.
story-identification books
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I know it’s vague and I don't expect anyone to know this, but I had a friend who owned a fantasy book with seven white haired women on the cover. I think each woman had their own brief story chapter, as it was a very thick book.
Unfortunately I don’t know who wrote it, the title or remember what it's about. I'm bothered that I can’t find this book by Googling it either, possibly because it's an older (maybe mid to end of 90's to early 2000's) book.
The few things I do remember is one of the women was a knight of sorts, one was a ghost. I think one also might have been a sorceress. I know I'd know it by its cover.
story-identification books
edited Feb 25 at 11:15
Ayshe
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asked Feb 25 at 8:03
The Afro AssassinThe Afro Assassin
12314
I know it’s vague and I don't expect anyone to know this, but I had a friend who owned a fantasy book with seven white haired women on the cover. I think each woman had their own brief story chapter, as it was a very thick book.
Unfortunately I don’t know who wrote it, the title or remember what it's about. I'm bothered that I can’t find this book by Googling it either, possibly because it's an older (maybe mid to end of 90's to early 2000's) book.
The few things I do remember is one of the women was a knight of sorts, one was a ghost. I think one also might have been a sorceress. I know I'd know it by its cover.
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story-identification books
edited Feb 25 at 11:15
Ayshe
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asked Feb 25 at 8:03
The Afro AssassinThe Afro Assassin
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Ayshe
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asked Feb 25 at 8:03
The Afro AssassinThe Afro Assassin
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edited Feb 25 at 11:15
Ayshe
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edited Feb 25 at 11:15
Ayshe
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edited Feb 25 at 11:15
Ayshe
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The Afro AssassinThe Afro Assassin
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That is likely Silverfall, a Forgotten Realms book about the Seven Sisters.
The sisters are epic level characters (characters possessing nearly super-human levels of skill and power) of differing abilities, most of which involve some form of spellcasting and use of magic. Created by Ed Greenwood, they have been featured in multiple novels, games, and officially created scenarios by an equally large number of authors/game-designers.
From the descriptions of the 3 oldest sisters (emphases mine):
Syluné
Slain by a red dragon, she remains as a ghostly spectral harpist...
Alustriel Silverhand
She shares the silver hair that is a trademark of the Seven Sisters.
Dove Falconhand
She is a renowned Knight of Myth Drannor...
You can see the cover below with Syluné, the ghostly sister, visible floating and transparent in the center:
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That is likely Silverfall, a Forgotten Realms book about the Seven Sisters.
The sisters are epic level characters (characters possessing nearly super-human levels of skill and power) of differing abilities, most of which involve some form of spellcasting and use of magic. Created by Ed Greenwood, they have been featured in multiple novels, games, and officially created scenarios by an equally large number of authors/game-designers.
From the descriptions of the 3 oldest sisters (emphases mine):
Syluné
Slain by a red dragon, she remains as a ghostly spectral harpist...
Alustriel Silverhand
She shares the silver hair that is a trademark of the Seven Sisters.
Dove Falconhand
She is a renowned Knight of Myth Drannor...
You can see the cover below with Syluné, the ghostly sister, visible floating and transparent in the center:
answered Feb 25 at 13:41
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That is likely Silverfall, a Forgotten Realms book about the Seven Sisters.
The sisters are epic level characters (characters possessing nearly super-human levels of skill and power) of differing abilities, most of which involve some form of spellcasting and use of magic. Created by Ed Greenwood, they have been featured in multiple novels, games, and officially created scenarios by an equally large number of authors/game-designers.
From the descriptions of the 3 oldest sisters (emphases mine):
Syluné
Slain by a red dragon, she remains as a ghostly spectral harpist...
Alustriel Silverhand
She shares the silver hair that is a trademark of the Seven Sisters.
Dove Falconhand
She is a renowned Knight of Myth Drannor...
You can see the cover below with Syluné, the ghostly sister, visible floating and transparent in the center:
answered Feb 25 at 13:41
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That is likely Silverfall, a Forgotten Realms book about the Seven Sisters.
The sisters are epic level characters (characters possessing nearly super-human levels of skill and power) of differing abilities, most of which involve some form of spellcasting and use of magic. Created by Ed Greenwood, they have been featured in multiple novels, games, and officially created scenarios by an equally large number of authors/game-designers.
From the descriptions of the 3 oldest sisters (emphases mine):
Syluné
Slain by a red dragon, she remains as a ghostly spectral harpist...
Alustriel Silverhand
She shares the silver hair that is a trademark of the Seven Sisters.
Dove Falconhand
She is a renowned Knight of Myth Drannor...
You can see the cover below with Syluné, the ghostly sister, visible floating and transparent in the center:
answered Feb 25 at 13:41
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That is likely Silverfall, a Forgotten Realms book about the Seven Sisters.
The sisters are epic level characters (characters possessing nearly super-human levels of skill and power) of differing abilities, most of which involve some form of spellcasting and use of magic. Created by Ed Greenwood, they have been featured in multiple novels, games, and officially created scenarios by an equally large number of authors/game-designers.
From the descriptions of the 3 oldest sisters (emphases mine):
Syluné
Slain by a red dragon, she remains as a ghostly spectral harpist...
Alustriel Silverhand
She shares the silver hair that is a trademark of the Seven Sisters.
Dove Falconhand
She is a renowned Knight of Myth Drannor...
You can see the cover below with Syluné, the ghostly sister, visible floating and transparent in the center:
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