The Call of the Sylvana

Second book is a fast and entertaining read. This series is told in a third person omniscient point of view. I do think this book does bring the series up to a young adult and above. the beginning of the book begins about a week after the end of book 2. We get some very similar if not copied descript......more

Thomas is tried and tested Thomas has been trained in all available weapons, and without them, by a series of spirit teachers. Now, he must advance further on his own. He has learned the subjects his MGP have taught him; he is ever more proficient in the talent; his woodcraft is improving and he can......more

I like the book but there some instances that I thought was bad. For example Thomas is described as a great marksman, but even with is bow and a vantage point, he still hide instead of helping. I don't get why Thomas didn't try to exchange the enemy leader he had at his mercy for his companion instea......more

Thomas grows in both skill and knowledge. But can he learn fast enough? Thomas is fast becoming a fighter to be reckoned with, is still learning who he is and dreaming every night about the black unicorn. His grandparents continue to train him in both the physical and magical realms waiting for the ti......more