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The Forester

by Blaine D. Arden (Goodreads Author)

3.63 of 5 stars 3.63 · rating details · 41 ratings · 20 reviews

Kelnaht, a cloud elf, is a truth seeker caught between love and faith. Worse, a murder committed ten days before Solstice reveals an illicit affair between two tree elves he desires more than he can admit: Kelnaht's former lover Ianys, who once betrayed him, and the shunned forester named Taruif, who is not allowed to talk to anyone but The Guide, their spiritual pathfinde...more

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Jan 25, 2012 DarienMoya rated it 5 of 5 stars

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4.5

I am in love with this little novella; I never expected the amount of awesmazingness that was packed into such a short story. I just want to type ‘go read this freaking story’ but it’s a review after all and I believe there needs to be a little more substance to it .

The Forester is a great fantasy story, meets mystery and the sexy. Kelnaht is a Truth Seeker, which means it’s his job to gather evidence and find the answers to a crime when it...more More of my reviews and ramblings at PANTS OFF REVIEWS

4.5

I am in love with this little novella; I never expected the amount of awesmazingness that was packed into such a short story. I just want to type ‘go read this freaking story’ but it’s a review after all and I believe there needs to be a little more substance to it .

The Forester is a great fantasy story, meets mystery and the sexy. Kelnaht is a Truth Seeker, which means it’s his job to gather evidence and find the answers to a crime when it is committed. When a murder is committed in the forest to a young girl, it’s up to Kelnaht to find out the murderer and bring him/her to justice. While trying to find the answers to a murder, Kelnaht also finds the truth to himself, though the answers are not always easy.

Though the mystery of murder and magic is very intriguing within the story. It’s the relationship between Ianys (Kelnahts’s ex-lover) and Taruif (The forester) that holds attention. Taruif is a forest elf that was banished, so he is there but no one is allowed to acknowledge him. To even utter his name would be a great offence. Kelnaht finds himself wanting the man, and feels betrayed when he finds out that the ex-lover who did not give up anything for him is willing to risk everything for Taruif. Talk about a slap in the face, and to make it a bit more complicated Kelnaht finds himself wanting both men. One is forbidden, and the other has made choices/promises that make their future very bleak. It’s a complicated and beautiful love!

The murder mystery is solved in a form that I thoroughly enjoyed; it even pulled at my heartstrings. Again its the elves that steal the show. Kelnaht, Taruif and Ianys will have you spellbound. Its more than a ménage, these three men belong together. There is no rhyme or reason, it just is. I absolutely adored that about the writing. The question here is, will it work when the odds are against them? Or will Kelnaht forever watch from a distnace? I found myself wanting to cry Kelnaht, because it just felt like someone should.

I really am in love with this story, and I cursed all things when I realized ‘shit, its only fecking 50 pages. What the hell am I gonna do now’. I want more of these gorgeous elves. I want the naked time, but I also want to see how their relationship will evolve. Blaine D. Arden has stolen a piece of my heart with this story, and she can keep it… if she writes more about this magical and awesmazing little world she created.

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Apr 02, 2012 Kassa rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Forester is an impressive mix of fantasy and murder/mystery. The writing is superior and the romance is a nice touch without being too easy and ignoring the many potential problems. I personally liked the mystery component of the story more than the romance as ménages are a tough sell that I don’t always appreciate. Overall I quite like this novella and recommend it even if the threesome didn’t quite win me over as a reader.

The story starts with the investigation of a murder of a lovely elf...more The Forester is an impressive mix of fantasy and murder/mystery. The writing is superior and the romance is a nice touch without being too easy and ignoring the many potential problems. I personally liked the mystery component of the story more than the romance as ménages are a tough sell that I don’t always appreciate. Overall I quite like this novella and recommend it even if the threesome didn’t quite win me over as a reader.

The story starts with the investigation of a murder of a lovely elf. The investigating elf is called a truth seeker and uses a mixture of old fashioned evidence gathering and magical intuition to understand and solve the crime. Kelnaht searches for clues to the elf’s murder while dealing with the sudden re-emergence of an old romantic interest and his forbidden lover.

I found this short story/novella very entertaining, interesting, and satisfying. I didn’t want it to end and quite literally didn’t put it down from beginning to end. The fantasy aspect of the story works incredibly well blending recognizable investigation techniques with a good use of magic. The magic details are introduced seamlessly into the story and used liberally. In fact the investigation aspect is what caught me at the start and the world building surrounding the elves and their lives is what held my attention. I wish the story had actually been longer to involve more of these details.

It would have been nice to learn more about how the politics and magic of the elves are used. I loved the details of the Guide and the apprentices and easily could have read more of that. Additionally I think the story suffers from just not enough space. While satisfying enough in the current length, the story does suffer. It tries to establish a threesome while solving a murder all while creating a complicated world of fantasy. It’s a tall order that does well but each element needs more space.

For example the threesome is interesting but I’m not entirely sold on it. Part of that could be that ménages are a tough thing for me as a reader to buy into anyway and perhaps other readers will like this aspect more. I feel there is too much left out to really understand and believe how fast these three men came together. Kelnaht and Ianys have a history, one where Ianys betrayed and crushed Kalnaht. We’re told a bare minimum of details about this as Kel almost instantly forgives the other man. I would have liked more background about these two and how Kel could go from insanely angry to insanely in love so quickly. Two sides of the same coin sure but Kel’s emotions flipped too easily and suddenly for me.

Likewise the murder investigation starts to take a backseat to the romance. By the time they discover who is the culprit, there are no other possible subjects at all. It’s almost an afterthought, which is unfortunate given the great set up. The story could have embellished both the investigation and the romance, not to mention given more space and time to the world building and come out with an even more interesting and stronger story; at least in my opinion.

As it is the story is well crafted with good writing and an excellent attention to detail. The flow of words is absorbing and ultimately this is a very entertaining story. In fact I wanted much more of the story because I liked it so much and I look forward to what this author writes next. I really hope it’s within this same world.
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Jan 02, 2012 Jenre rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, menage, fantasy, romance, mystery, paranormal

This story is a bit of a mix of fantasy and police procedure. It tells of elf Kelnaht who is a 'truth seeker' which is sort of the elf equivalent of a forensic police officer who uses his special elf-powers to determine the perpetrator of crimes. The story begins with discovery of a female elf who has been strangled. As part of the investigation Kelnaht is approached by his former lover Ianys, who abandoned their relationship so he could get married and have a child. Kelnaht is still bitter abou...more

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Dec 16, 2011 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Shelves: fantasy, glbt, menage, murder-mystery, novella, paranormal

4.5/5 Stars

I so wish this novella had been titled The Forester: BOOK #1 because, let me tell you, there’d better be a BOOK #2 in the works or else. Or else I just might cry.

Blaine D. Arden knocks this one right out of the ballpark on her first swing, in a CSI meets Law & Order meets J.R.R. Tolkien fantasy/mystery; then, to top it all off, she throws in a little tickle-your-fancy with a sweet ménage à trois, which comes together in a world where elves and magic rule. It all adds up to one won...more 4.5/5 Stars

I so wish this novella had been titled The Forester: BOOK #1 because, let me tell you, there’d better be a BOOK #2 in the works or else. Or else I just might cry.

Blaine D. Arden knocks this one right out of the ballpark on her first swing, in a CSI meets Law & Order meets J.R.R. Tolkien fantasy/mystery; then, to top it all off, she throws in a little tickle-your-fancy with a sweet ménage à trois, which comes together in a world where elves and magic rule. It all adds up to one wonderful read, as far as I’m concerned, evidenced by the fact that I was cursing myself the whole way through for not being able to read faster so I could see what would happen next.

There’s been a murder committed in the forest community, and as the Truth Seeker, it’s up to Kelnaht to investigate the crime and find the perp. His abilities exceed simple forensics, however, as he is also able to reach out with his mystical abilities and senses for guidance, which gives the story its police procedural meets the otherworldly atmosphere. But while the mystery was entertaining, it came in second for me when compared to the intrigue presented in the relationship between Kelnaht, his ex-lover Ianys, and the Forester, an elf who has been shunned for reasons I won’t divulge, and whose name is forbidden to be spoken aloud.

The Forester, Taruif, is a bit like the proverbial elephant in the room. He lives on the outskirts of the community, is seen but not heard, is noticed but ignored by all but The Guide. So, what’s a Truth Seeker to do when the one and only person who may be an eye witness to a crime is the one and only person he is forbidden to speak with? It’s a conundrum, especially when the investigator is also incredibly attracted to the forbidden. And especially when the man who betrayed Kelnaht, the man he still loves, is discovered to be the Forester’s secret lover. Whew! Got all that?

Now, the crime is resolved before the end, but the relationship between Kelnaht, Ianys, and Taruif? No, that’s only just beginning, which is why I must have a sequel to this story. There are hurdles crossed, but there are still more in the way, and the navigating of them must be done carefully or else all might be lost, and that must be avoided at all costs because these three men, well, they just fit together so perfectly.
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Dec 08, 2011 Tam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-m, fantasy, police-crime-mysteries, elves-fairies

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4.25 stars

This is first-time author Blaine D. Arden’s debut story and I have to say I was very impressed. CSI meets elves meets menage-y goodness. Kelnaht, is a truth seeker, which is rather a combination elf police/CSI expert. He is called in investigate a murder, along with his assistant. Because the murder happened immediately outside the forester’s home, suspicion falls upon him. The forester has been shunned, and no one but The Guide is al...more This review can be found at Brief Encounters Reviews

4.25 stars

This is first-time author Blaine D. Arden’s debut story and I have to say I was very impressed. CSI meets elves meets menage-y goodness. Kelnaht, is a truth seeker, which is rather a combination elf police/CSI expert. He is called in investigate a murder, along with his assistant. Because the murder happened immediately outside the forester’s home, suspicion falls upon him. The forester has been shunned, and no one but The Guide is allowed to talk to him, even Kel, although he’s been secretly lusting over the man for years. Kel is approached by his ex-lover who wants him to know the forester is innocent, as he is now the foresters lover, a deed which Kel could arrest him for and have him shunned as well. However he still love Ianys, even though he abandoned him years ago to marry a woman, who later died, and had a child.

This was interesting how the author took some elfin magic and applied it roughly to criminal investigation techniques. They can sense things from the body, raise evidence such as bruises and finger marks, get signatures off of clothing or bits of evidence and sense where people have been. Also rather like a mystical autopsy can be performed with no invasive measures needed. Kel also has the ability to enter someone’s mind to determine the truth, which he is forced to do later much to his dismay, as it forces him to witness the murder.

The romantic substory of Kel, Ianys and Taruif was sweet and bittersweet at the same time. Ianys finally explains his abandonment of Kel, and now a truth seeker is faced with breaking the very laws he upholds, in order to be with the men he loves. The Guide gave some cryptic remarks that essentially came down to “everything will work out” which left me a bit lost, as I couldn’t see how. I thought the ending was sweet, if a bit sad, in how the men would have to live their lives given the hurdles they faced. However I appreciated that, compared to some of the tacked on “solved everything – ta da – happy ever after” I’ve seen lately. This ending made me believe a happy ever after would come, but it wouldn’t be easy and they’d have to persevere to get there. More realistic I think.

My only quibble would be that I was a bit unclear with the mystical elf talk about puddles and such and HOW it would work out, but that was minor. I have to say I was as interested in the whole murder investigation and how they went about it as I was in the romance. Not that I didn’t feel a connection between the men, that was there, a long-term longing on all sides, but being a police procedural fan I enjoyed that portion of the story. So if you are in the mood for some elfin police drama, coupled with sweet but challenging romance, an excellent choice that I very much enjoyed.

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Dec 23, 2011 Lis rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-books, m-m-fantasy

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Imagine a squee and a happy dance when Janna send me the ARC request for The Forester. I’d come across the book a few days earlier and couldn’t wait for the release. Needless to say, The Forester was read upon receiving a copy and I wasn’t disappointed.

Elves? Oh my!
No these elves are not Santa’s helpers, but a combination of elves in the high fantasy genre and the world of Magic the Gathering. And as you can gather from the well-drawn cover, they are pretty dar...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Alex rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, review-copy, queer, short-story, fantasy

Overall
With enjoyable characters, a twisty romance plot, and murder case to move it all along, "The Forester" is an enjoyable, although regrettably short, read. Arden does a commendable job of building the world in a short amount of time and has a strong writing style. However, the story could have been strengthened by further development of the characters and their relationships and my enjoyment was restricted by my struggle to believe the emotional interactions.

I enjoyed the nugget we received...more Overall
With enjoyable characters, a twisty romance plot, and murder case to move it all along, "The Forester" is an enjoyable, although regrettably short, read. Arden does a commendable job of building the world in a short amount of time and has a strong writing style. However, the story could have been strengthened by further development of the characters and their relationships and my enjoyment was restricted by my struggle to believe the emotional interactions.

I enjoyed the nugget we received, but would have loved to see more development. I feel my review below is harsher than I mean it to sound, as I did enjoy the story and the writing, but the two driving forces of the story have elements of weakness that detract from it's rating.

Strengths
Arden is a strong story teller capable of painting a very nice picture of the world, the characters, and the scenes. The Kelnaht's conflicts involving his heart, go a long way to developing his character, as do his interactions with the Guide, who I find to be the most intriguing character of the story. The writing is such that I would definitely check out other works by this author.

While the world creation isn't too deep, the reader is provided all the necessary facts while not being given too much information. The perfect balance of provided and implied lets the reader supply with imagination anything that isn't told. In addition, a highly appropriate cover adds multiple details to the mind's eye.

Weaknesses
The murder plot felt somewhat secondary to the relationship plot, although it motivated several events. The mystery lacked suspense and as a result I didn't really care who'd-dun-it. It worked as a tool to bring The Forester into dealings with the Truth Seeker, but aside from that, it fell a little flat as there didn't seem to be an energy driving the investigation. I also wish that we had been given more about why the Forester was exiled before the end, although I am glad we were told eventually.

While I liked the romance and the struggle there, the story didn't give much space for understanding why the characters were drawn to each other and were willing to make the sacrifices they did for one another. I felt like it could have been expanded into a novella easily to build all the background that was needed to really understand any of the emotional draws between any of the characters but the ones who had once been together. That said, if you're able to suspend needing to know a reason, the story plays out very well.

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May 11, 2012 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-read, z-2012

I'm not always a big fan of fantasy but I really enjoyed this book. Kelnaht is a Truth Seeker and it is his job to discover who murdered a woman found in the forest. Suspicion falls on the Forester a man Kelnaht has forbidden feelings for. The story takes another twisting turn when Ianys (Kelnaht's ex-lover) comes to him to tell him that he can provide an alibi for the Forester as they were together at the time. The author has created a beautiful world and mixed this with a tale of murder myster...more

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Mar 20, 2013 Wendy (wluvsbooks) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: app-stanza, free-stuff-review, genre-fantasy, sex-partner-mmm

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The Forester was a little bit magical and a whole lot enchanting! I fell in love with the world the author created in this novella and kept discovering new surprises to make me pause and admire what I was reading. Tree dwelling elves who had wings and could fly made me smile, but magical abilities to seek the truth by using energy to draw out clues invisible to others (ex: fingerprints on a body or delving into another’s mind) was amazing to imagine.

It was Kel...more

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Jan 10, 2012 Sally rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: gay

In many ways, this story reminded me of the work of Tanya Huff (a fantasy author whom I have always loved), albeit with a far healthier and far more forward dose of eroticism than she generally indulges. The Forester is the story of an elven truth seeker called upon to investigate a murder, and forced to revisit the pain and betrayal of lost love when his former lover is revealed to be involved with outcast forester who is the crime's only witnesses.

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Jan 30, 2012 Jayhjay rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Kelnaht is a Truth Seeker, tasked with investigating the murder of a fellow elf, Cyine. Cyine has been strangled, and suspicion turns toward the Forester, an elf that has been shunned from the community. Kelnaht is strongly attracted toward the Forester (Taruif), but is not allowed to even speak his name, let alone enter a relationship with him without risking being shunned himself. He is not allowed to talk to him directly either, making...more This review was originally posted on my blog Joyfully Jay.

Kelnaht is a Truth Seeker, tasked with investigating the murder of a fellow elf, Cyine. Cyine has been strangled, and suspicion turns toward the Forester, an elf that has been shunned from the community. Kelnaht is strongly attracted toward the Forester (Taruif), but is not allowed to even speak his name, let alone enter a relationship with him without risking being shunned himself. He is not allowed to talk to him directly either, making it difficult to clear his name in the murder.

Complicating matters is the involvement of Kelnaht's former lover, Ianys. Ianys broke off their relationship because he wanted a child, although his female mate has since died. Kelnaht still loves him, despite his hurt over the abandonment. Ianys reveals to Kelnaht that he is now involved with Taruif, and that Taruif witnessed someone suspicious at the scene of the murder. Ianys wants to lie and say he is the eyewitness, but Kelnaht doesn't want him to risk getting caught and losing his daughter. And revealing his relationship with the Forester will put Ianys at risk. Kelnaht must decide if he can protect the men that he loves while still discovering who really murdered Cyine. And once the murderer is caught, he must figure out if there is any way to have Taruif and Ianys in his life the way he truly wants.

I enjoyed this short story and the glimpse into the elfin world. There was just enough detail to create an interesting and rich world, without getting bogged down in too much minutia for a short story. The murder investigation moved along well and the techniques Kelnaht uses to analyze the evidence and speak to witnesses are really interesting. The power (or energy) that Kelnaht uses to examine the evidence is very parallel to modern investigative techniques. I think Arden did a nice job laying out the mystery and resolving it nicely in a short number of pages.

I also liked the relationship between the three men, although I do wish there was a bit more time for things to develop, especially between Kelnaht and Taruif as they were the two without a preexisting relationship. But this is one of the limitations of the short story format, and I think Arden does a nice job giving us a feel for the threesome and what the future might bring. It was a nice intertwining of a darker mystery with a nice, sweet romance. I really liked Kelnaht and was rooting for him to find his way to the men he loved.

This was my first story by Arden and I really liked her voice and the way she made this new world approachable and interesting. I will definitely keep my eyes open for more from this author.
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Dec 27, 2011 Emanuela ~plastic duck~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: menage, rainbow-gay, glbt, fantasy, mmm, romance

At the beginning there are a lot of dark emotions in this book: there is murder, suspicion, betrayal, jealousy, loneliness, but by the end of the book the darkness gives way to passion, love and hope. I liked both the world building, especially how the ways of the elves' society is explained without info dumping, and the writing, which is lyrical, but not too sophisticated and it's perfect for the story. There is also a touch of modernity, because Kelnaht, the protagonist, has the power to coax...more

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Jan 24, 2012 Bree rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was an interesting fantasy short story. I like the detective feel to it (and I'm not a fan of detective stuff). A short read, but it left me wanting more. Maybe if it had been longer? I dunno. :) I liked it anyway.

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Jun 19, 2012 C rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-romance

Hated Ianys, really dislike cheaters and boy was he a coward on top of it. Would be a 4 star read if he was not part of the sweetness between Taruif and Kel.

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Jan 05, 2013 Tamarrion Lash rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance

Хороший сеттинг, оч. неплохая детективная линия (для такой короткой истории), но любовная линия сплошной фейспалм.

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Jan 09, 2012 Brenda Cothern rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, m-m, romance

Want a dash of fantasy, forensics, & mystery? Than this is the book for you!

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Mar 21, 2012 Sona rated it 3 of 5 stars

Beautiful premise and background building but it felt incomplete.

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Feb 04, 2013 Susinok rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-challenge, fantasy, glbt

Nice fantasy story with a bit of a mystery to it as well.

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Oct 16, 2012 Zach Sweets rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-freebie, character-gay, continuously-series, genre-fantasy, length-short, pairing-ménage, species-elves

The author hit the spot with a short story like this one. I felt it was complete. I enjoyed the inspection the author set in the book. Nothing was out of ordinary that could easily pull me out of the book. Of course, I'd love to see this one in a novel-length because I knew Blaine would done it more than awesome. Still, a great enjoyable read for me and highly recommend to everyone who loves fantasy. :D

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Blaine is a purple haired, forty-something, writer of gay romance with a love of men, music, mystery, magic, fairies, platform shoes and the colours black, purple and red, who sings her way through life.

Born and raised in Zutphen, the Netherlands, Blaine spent many hours of her sheltered youth reading, day dreaming, making up stories and acting them out with her barbies.

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