Tales from the Mistyk Castle

The people of the Mistyk Castle are in danger from a world out of balance. The magic that pacifies the Theryal Forest is weakening. Valthos, the dragon that keeps the magic, is growing old. He chooses Princess Clarielle, for her keen mind and strong character, to be his successor. Even with good intentions, snatching children from meadows is generally frowned upon.

Young King Daniel faces the challenges of protecting his kingdom and what comes along with having his sister turn into a dragon. The people support their king, save one family who schemes to take his crown.

Among the people is one circumstantial hero who is struggling to uncover his origins. Arteim, taken from the meadow along with Clarielle, is that hero. He is torn between finding his family and keeping his promise to Clarielle to become the Watcher of the Wild. Together, they sacrifice what they must to save the land of the Mistyk Castle.

Strange creatures and whimsical characters make Tales from the Mistyk Castle a light adventure that is engaging and humorous.

©2020 John M. Dean (P)2020 John M. Dean

A good YA book for younger audiences

This is a YA fantasy novel. It is an adventure where finding your true place in society brings balance back to the land. It is a light, easy read with no hard violence or strong language. I recommend it to younger audiences.

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Good but short!

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This was a lovely book. I adore anything with dragons and always have. I wish this book would have been longer but that is the only criticism I have for the book. It was appropriate for most most ages and had drama as well to keep the reader/listener's attention.