“Tales of Goldstone Wood” series by Anne Stengl
- Heartless
- Veiled Rose
- Moonblood
- Starflower
- Dragonwitch
5.5. Goddess Tithe
- Shadow Hand
- Golden Daughter
- Draven’s Light
8.1 Poison Crown: The Smallman’s Heir, Volume 1 (Not yet published and Not Reviewed)
8.2 Poison Crown: The House of Lights, Volume 2 (Not yet published and Not Reviewed)
Excellent fantasy with strong Christian themes.
Recommended age: 12 – 14; 14 – 16; 16 – 18; Adult
In Heartless, Una is waiting for her suitors to come. A few she rejects, some she wants but cannot have. Only one really loves her. In the meantime, a great dragon has been working his way from the south— ravaging nations, looking for her. She discovers why when she learns what is really in her heart. By then she has given up hope: her country invaded and defeated, her father and brother in danger of death. But, there is one who still pursues her with the goal of saving her and her land. The second and third books fill out the first book from the viewpoint of a jester from the first book. The fourth book goes into the back story of two characters from the first three books. The fifth book continues the story in the fourth book. The novella “Goddess Tithe” takes place during the second book. The sixth book binds characters from both the past storyline and the future storyline together. The seventh book continues the storyline shortly after the events of the sixth book. The novella “Draven’s Light” takes place way before any of the other books.
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