Legenden Om Ljusets Rike - Titles

Titles

Swedish title Norwegian title Translated title Published Pages ISBN
1 Viskningen Bak portene The Whisper 1995 252 ISBN 91-7710-884-1
2 Móri och Isfolket Móri og Isfolket Móri and the Ice People 1995 253 ISBN 91-7710-885-X
3 Flickan som inte kunde säga nej Piken som ikke kunne si nei The Girl Who Could not Say No 1995 252 ISBN 91-7710-944-9
4 Dagg och dimma Mannen fra Tåkedalen Dew and Mist 1996 255 ISBN 91-7710-887-6
5 Johannesnatten Johannesnatten Night of Johannes 1996 249 ISBN 91-7710-888-4
6 Den utvalde Den utvalgte The Chosen One 1996 250 ISBN 91-7710-889-2
7 Häxan Heksen The Witch 1997 252 ISBN 91-7710-948-1
8 Skräcken Redsel The Horror 1997 252 ISBN 91-7710-949-X
9 Sol av Isfolket Sol av Isfolket Sol of the Ice People 1997 248 ISBN 91-7710-950-3
10 Nattsvarta rosor Nattsvarte roser Roses Black as Night 1997 250 ISBN 91-7710-951-1
11 Bländverk Skrømt Hallucination 1998 252 ISBN 91-7710-952-X
12 Det bävande hjärtat Det bevende hjerte The Fearful Heart 1998 252 ISBN 91-7710-953-8
13 Ond saga Ond saga Evil Story 1998 251 ISBN 91-7710-906-6
14 In i värmen Inn i varmen Into the Warmth 1998 250 ISBN 91-7710-955-4
15 Mörkrets ande Mørket Spirits of Darkness 1999 252 ISBN 91-7710-956-2
16 Livshunger Livshunger Hunger for Life 1999 252 ISBN 91-7710-957-0
17 Från toppen och uppåt Fra toppen og oppover Up from the Top 1999 252 ISBN 91-7710-935-X
18 Så djup en längtan Så dyp en lengsel So Deep a Longing 1999 252 ISBN 91-7710-936-8
19 Mördande oskuld Drepende uskyld Murderous Innocence 1999 250 ISBN 91-7710-937-6
20 Ett hav av kärlek Et hav av kjærlighet A Sea of Love 1999 248 ISBN 91-7710-961-9

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