The Gray Raven Trilogy:

Book 1. Breakthrough into Erathia A fantasy genre, the book contains elves-gnomes, magic, undead and other traditional attributes of this fairy-tale genre. Actually, initially this was a small fairy tale told to my own son. He really liked the plot, he needed a sequel, then another, and that’s how this book appeared.

Book 2. The Path to Knighthood The book is a continuation of the first part, but is told from the point of view of a different character. The book will help readers look at the events they already know from the first part and new events from a different point of view. In contrast to the hero-thief, he is now an exceptionally honest and somewhat straightforward hero who is trying to preserve his childish naive love for a classmate in the face of the abundance of temptations of someone else's real world.

Book 3. Friends and MagicThe book is the third part of the series “Grey Raven,” this time told from the perspective of the hero’s school friend. Girl magician. Purposeful, calculating, cold, unprincipled. At first glance, it seems that a character with such a character cannot evoke sympathy. However, behind this shell hides an easily vulnerable, kind girl, a wonderful, reliable friend, capable of self-sacrifice for the sake of friends.