At the top of the town, past the clock tower, Gwen found what she was looking for. An antique placard creaked gently in the breeze, over the door of a pub. An CraoibhÃn. Though she couldn't translate the name, the picture was enough to convince her. It showed the branch of an oak tree dangling with mistletoe.
(Chapter 13, The Hunter's Moon)
4 comments:
My friend, I cant think of another way to contact you. My wish is to tell you how much i adore The Chronicles of Faerie series. The three books you have in the series are enchanting. They make my imagination go wild. I've read each one twice, and im going on my third! I just cant get enough. I read in the back of The Light-Bearers Daughter that your next book with be, "The book of dreams". Do you have any idea of when this will be published? Id LOVE to get my hands on a copy. Your writing is fantastic, MANY thanks to you for writing these books. I just wanted to let you know your books are well appreciated and loved. Feel free to respond about the book date (if you know hehe) at "birdny123@yahoo.com". Have a wonderful day!
Your friend, Brittany
it is so cool to see places that are referenced in books!! thanks
That pub was one of my favorite scenes! I've wanted to listen to the music and hear the song Fin sings.
I loved Hunter's Moon and just finished The Summer King. Wild and wonderful. I loved the beautiful twist at the end of The Summer King (won't be a spoiler and give it away here). I'm telling everyone it's a Must Read.
Janet Lee Carey
Dragon's Keep
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