The Sylvan Horn Review & *Giveaway*

The Sylvan Horn by Robert Redinger

About The Book:

Before the days of men, there were elves. In a time they were great and powerful, the first dwellers, the brightest ray of dawn upon the earth. They brought light and music to the world and every breeze that stirs and wave that crashes still echoes with the wonder of the fair folk. But a foulness is brewing in the east, where men deal in sorcery. They summon dire forces, unleashing a terrible power into the world. And the elves, once immortal, now fade from the earth. But knowing that all sorcery comes from Runes that were carved ages ago, Efkin, a young elf lord, races to find and destroy the hidden Runes before all is lost. He sets out to recover the horn of his ancestors that long ago summoned the forces that shaped the world. Only the horn has the power to break the Runes. He journeys into the east, but comes too close to the heart of sorcery and does not dare blow the horn. If he is tainted by the poison of the Runes the horn will sound a ruinous note that could spell the end of the earth.

My Thoughts:

This book is geared toward young adults, but I think many different ages can enjoy this book. I plan to read it to my kids as they get a bit older, because there is a fair amount of violence in this book. But it is a good fantasy and fairytale book. This is the first in a developing series, and we get a ton of information in this book that I think will carry over into the other books. I've always had a fascination with elves and fairies, so this book was a good one for me!

About The Author:

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I recieved a complimentary review copy of this book from the author. All thoughts and opinions are my own.