Cormyr in Forgotten Realms Novels
Cormyr has featured prominently in several Forgotten Realms novels:
- The Empires trilogy
- Horselords - David Cook 1990
- Dragonwall - Troy Denning 1990
- Crusade - James Lowder 1991
- The Cormyr Saga
- Cormyr - Ed Greenwood & Jeff Grubb 1996
- Beyond the High Road - Troy Denning 1999
- Death of the Dragon - Ed Greenwood & Troy Denning 2000
- Murder in Cormyr - Chet Williamson 1998
- The Knights of Myth Drannor
- Swords of Eveningstar - Ed Greenwood 2006
- Swords of Dragonfire - Ed Greenwood 2007
- The Sword Never Sleeps - Ed Greenwood 2008
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