Elon of Aerilann, Elven advisor to the High King of Men, helped negotiate the treaty between Elves, Dwarves and men. He suddenly finds that fragile truce threatened from without by an unknown enemy and from within by old hatreds and prejudice. With the aid of his true-friend Colath, the wizard Jareth and the elven archer Jalila, he goes in search of the source of the threat. Ailith, the Heir to Riverford - fights her own silent battle. Her father has changed, something's wrong. But her quest to discover what has changed puts her life and very soul in danger and leaves her only one direction in which to turn. Elon. To preserve the alliance, though, Elon may have to choose between his honor, his duty and the soul-bond he has awaited for centuries.

A shadow has fallen over the Kingdoms and once again Elon of Aerilann and his companions, Colath, Jareth, and Jalila are called to answer it. One ally is lost but another returns while a terrible tragedy nearly costs them a third. Now a member of the ruling Council, Elon is forced to fight for the Alliance he's given everything to preserve, even as a breath of hope is offered...

For Delae, a lonely landholder on the edge of the Kingdoms, a frantic knock at the door on a stormy winter's night brings more than a cry for help. After centuries of war Elves have little contact with the race of men, but Dorovan can't bring himself to ride past those so obviously in need. Especially the small woman so determined to right the overturned wagon. One small act, with enormous consequences. Not Magic Enough is a tale of love and honor, duty and determination, that sets in motion a chain of events that will change the Kingdoms forever.

After centuries of war an uneasy peace has finally been negotiated between Elves, Dwarves and Men, thanks to Elon of Aerilann, Elven councilor to the High King of Men. One final task yet remains, one final bone of contention - to set the boundaries between their lands. It's a task that will be easier said than done. Although most of the lesser Kings signed the Alliance, not all wish to see it succeed, and some are willing to oppose it. Violently. For journeyman wizard Jareth it's the opportunity of a lifetime. Unlike many he's long admired the calm, seemingly aloof Elves, especially Elon of Aerilann and his paxman Colath. What he doesn't know is that the journey will test him to his limits, forge a friendship that will last for centuries, and change the Kingdoms forever.

The Kingdoms are in disarray, the army a shambles after Mornith's predations, and so the Three - Elon of Aerilann, Kael High King, and Makal of the Dwarves - begin the task of putting affairs to rights again. With no active means of responding to threats of any kind, they create the Hunters of the Three to keep the peace and aid the Kingdoms, Enclaves, and Caverns against the borderland creatures. Leading the Hunters, Alon begins to suspect something is amiss. A visit to the Wizards Collegium confirms it. And so begins an epic tale of magic, wizards, and elves.