Split Heirs

"If Robert Bechley and Dorothy Parker had teamed up to write epic fantasy, something like "Split Heirs" might have resulted."--John deChancie "An excruciatingly funny book."--Susan Shwartz "Watt-Evans and Friesner, two of the leading lights of humorous fantasy..send up nearly every common gimmick of every kind of fantasy ever classified--and a few kinds that haven't been...Readers hot for well-handled humorous fantasy will like it immensely."--"Booklist"

To Gudge's bride, Queen Artemisia of Hydrangea, are born a set of royal triplets. But traditional Gorgorian belief holds that triplets are a sure sign of the mother's adultery - for which the traditional Gregorian punishment is death. And Gudge is nothing if not a traditionalist...