Etanun buried his sword in the depths of the Netherworld then vanished from all
known history. One day, it is said, his heir will find the sword, and the
Dragonwitch, firstborn of the Dragon King, will be finally slain.
stories are no more than nursery rhymes. In a world of cold reality, what room
is left for fairy tales? Lady Leta of Aiven is pledged to marry a man she does
not love . . . sleepless Lord Alistair struggles to unite the stubborn earls of
the North Country . . . Mouse is lost, far from home, slaving as a kitchen
drudge . . . and
the reclusive Chronicler, keeping the records of Gaheris Castle, bears a secret
so dangerous it could cost him his life and plunge the North Country into civil
war.
nursery rhymes begin to come horribly true, will these unlikely heroes find the
strength they need to fulfill a prophecy of fire? For the Dragonwitch lives.
And she has vowed vengeance on all who have wronged her.
Timeless Fantasy that will keep you Spellbound!
If you’ve read my review of the third book in this series, Moonblood, then you’ll know how awesome I think this is! I am so impressed with the cover. It actually took me by surprise because the character it portrays looked so different in my mind, but now that I’ve seen the cover it fits perfectly.
The fourth book in the series, Starflower, will be released later this month, and Dragonwitch will be on it’s heels next Summer.
If you’re looking for a series to challenge your thinking with a deeper spiritual message than first meets the eye, I highly recommend diving into the Tales of Goldstone Wood!


