THE NI'LACH SERIES VOLUMES 2, 3 & 4. 2. SHADOW SINGER. 3. BEYOND THE DRAAK'S TEETH. 3. SEEKING THE DREAM BROTHER. 3 BOOKS IN TOTAL. by Bennett, Marcia J. (M.J.) - 1984

New York: Del Rey / Ballantine, 1984. The final three volumes of the Ni-lach series (quartet), 6 7/8" H. **Please note: this grouping does not include 'Where the Ni-Lach', the first volume in the series.** 2. Shadow Singer - 245 pp, 1984 first printing, ISBN 0345317769. "Humans have long shared the planet Ver-draak with the Ni-lach people - until, in fear of the unusual Ni-lach powers, they turned on the natives. The Ni-lach who survived the massacres went into hiding. Decades passed. Pursued by bounty hunters, Dhalvad the Ni-lach and Poco the half-breed fled into the wilds. Though Poco didn't know it, she had a special Ni-lach talent, similar to Dhal's abilities to Heal and to transport himself through space and time. But somehow she had to learn to use her gift - for the fate of all the Ni-lach people hung in the balance." 3. Beyond the Draak's Teeth - 278 pp, 1986 first printing, ISBN 0345330862. "Humans had named the planet Ver-draak after the huge reptiles they found there. Among the native Ni-lach people, special singers were trained to control the deadly predators. But humans had to depend on the Ni-lach for protection. So when a group of human adventurers planned an expedition across the dreaded Draak's Teeth mountains, they needed a draak-singer to safeguard their journey. Suddenly the Ni-lach Bhaldavin was thrust into a quest for the relics of a forgotten era - and his only hope for freedom lay with the very people who had enslaved him." 4. Seeking the Dream Brother - 279 pp, 1989 first printing, ISBN 034536001X. "After fleeing the wrath of humans who feared his powers, the Ni-lach Dhalvad had finally settled among his own people and put his life of adventure behind him. Or so the thought - until the Tamorlee, the crystal that held the Ni-lach history, called to him for help. Suddenly Dhalvad was on a blind quest for another crystal, guided only by the inner vision of the Tamorlee. And his long-lost brother Bhaldavin, stranded in a remote fortress across the dreaded Draak's Teeth Mountains, struggled to understand the weird dreams he was having, visions of a strangely familiar Ni-lach carrying a crystal like his own and journeying his way - ." Interiors - very light browning to the pages of vol. 3 and light browning in vol. 4, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exteriors - light edge wear, moderate browning to the edges of the text blocks of vols. 3 & 4, one or two very small corner creases, one spine crease on vol. 4.. First Editions.. Mass Market Paperbacks. Very Good. Illus. by Cover art by Barclay Shaw (2), Darrell K. Sweet (3), and David B. Mattingly (4)..