Keysong

Before he came to the magical realm of Anwynn, Jack Gordon thought of himself as just an ordinary guy. But that's not how things are turning out.Jack Gordon and his sister Harriett barely escaped with their lives when they fled the citadel of the Mountain Elves, pursued by the Prince of Fellwood and his legions of dark elves and goblins. Now they are on the edge of Fellwood Forest, alone again. They must journey through Fellwood with all its dangers to the goblin fortress at Pitmouth, on a quest to ensure that Morrigan remains imprisoned and searching for a mysterious object that might hold the power to defeat Prince Serza. Keysong continues the story begun in Waycaller (Book 1 of The Faeden Chronicles). For lots of extra, free material about Keysong & Waycaller, including a map of the magical realm of Anwynn, go to: www.waycaller.com

Author: D. J. McPhee
Publisher: Black Phoenix Publishing Collective
Published: 01/22/2017
Pages: 356
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.91lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.74d
ISBN: 9780994242563

About the Author
Family legends inspired D.J. McPhee to write Waycaller. The McPhee clan hail from the small island of Colonsay, off the west coast of Scotland. The name McPhee translates as "children of faeries." For centuries the McPhee clan has been associated with the legends of Celtic mythology and with magic. The clan symbol is an open hand - the sign of both peace and magic-making. In ancient times it was said that the eldest born of the clan was destined to be either a warrior or a wizard, a shield-maiden or a priestess. D.J. McPhee believes these family legends to be historical fact, which is why, perhaps, he is not altogether comfortable in the modern world.

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