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Vlara's Song
Vlara's Song
Vlara's Song
Neil O'Donnell
Vlara, consumed by the loss of her love, traveled eastward alone in search of a new home, though Fate had other plans for the druid priestess. Struggling against brigands, time, and memory, Vlara soon finds the unexpected; a cause and a family. VLARA’S SONG is the anchor story in this anthology, which includes tales of a troll turned vegetarian, a soldier losing his memory in the midst of battle, the final days of a Keep’s defenders in the face of overwhelming odds, and a master magician reconsidering his decision to teach. Each story includes notes from author Neil O’Donnell, which detail his motivations behind characters, scenes and story arcs. Read along and find out what truly drives a fantasy author as his pen hits paper.
2 Votes

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Genre: 

  • Fantasy

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
Vlara's Song review by KjOls
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KjOls

Vlara's Song is a set of several stories - some short, some long. The first story is Vlara's Song, telling of a druid priestess who traveled a long way to her husband's family. She is haunted by visions of Harrison (her dead husband) throughout her journey. Wizard's Woe, the second tale, is about a wizard who kicked out a foolish apprentice and was never seen afterwards. In the third story a soldier loses his memory during a battle and can't remember whose side he's on. The fourth tale tells of a troll who refused to eat human flesh and eventually became a monk.

Rating:
5
Five Star Award
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Vlara's Song review by CWalb
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CWalb

Vlara's Song by Neil O'Dennell is a quaint little collection of medium-length short stories all set in the same, fictional world. The title story is about a druid priestess on her travels after the death of her lover, and there are many other interesting tales, including one about a troll who just happens to be a monk. Other works include the story of a soldier who loses his memory in the midst of battle, and the real story of what happens when a writer dies.

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3
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