Cahtri is a master thief. She's stolen from barons and kings, from vaults and towers, from impenetrable palaces and from doom-haunted ruins. So, when an unusual client wants to hire her for an act of larceny, she doesn't hesitate. After all, it's just another heist. Except that the prize is an enchanted artifact engraved with the True Names of some of the most powerful beings in the world. And the artifact is in the hands of a sorceress named Frostchilde, one of the last survivors of the elven people, and possibly Cahtri's only chance of learning the truth about her own part-elven blood. Nomadic warriors, an unnatural winter, and an army of witch-spawned creatures all stand between Cahtri and her goal. To survive, she must decide who she can trust ... and whether she can even trust herself. Stone of Names is a short fantasy novel, 65,000 words in length.