Song of Peace

by Alexander Roy Williams

Fifteen years ago, the mad sorcerer Caswor MacMyrddin stole the royal heir to the throne of Teirreagh while the palace burned; so sayeth the NicHilde, queen regent upon the throne, the unstable pyromancer Faodhagan at her heels. Yet rebellion stirs in the land of Teirreagh, and there are those who say that the NicHilde has no rightful claim to regency; yet others who claim the crown prince survived the inferno at Cliffkeep-by-the-Sea.

In the small, quiet village of Cammanrigh, Ula considers herself a normal girl until she realises the lovable rogue jongleur Caswor is really the terrible sorcerer MacMyrddin. Her attempt to rescue the prince from the sorcerer's clutches brings her to realise the NicHilde's treachery, and she embarks on a journey of discovery, coming to realise her own faery heritage aswell as the terrible truth--the queen regent murdered the MacConaills and Faodhagan burned the palace.

But Caswor is hardly an ally, and Ula finds herself beset on all fronts by malevolent sorcerers intent on controlling her destiny, and her burgeoning magical talent may not be enough to save the throne of Teirreagh.

549 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 25, 2019

Reviews

[Leeanne Thwaite · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is Roy's first book. Its the genres of book I like to read. It didn't disappoint. Can be a little long in some of the descriptive paragraphs. Nothing a good editor wouldn't sort out. I'm very much looking forward to the next book.

[Book Critic · Rating 4 out of 5]

From the first couple chapters it is a good read but the character names could use abit of work but in general i like it and will continue reading it