The Raptor of the Highlands, Peter Wacht
The Raptor of the Highlands, Peter Wacht
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The Raptor of the Highlands

Author: Peter Wacht

Narrator: Bruce Mann

Unabridged: 6 hr 16 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Tantor Media

Published: 09/15/2020


Synopsis

Light dances with dark, green fire burns in the night, hopes and dreams follow the wind, to fall in black or white.

The prophecy spoke of Thomas Kestrel: outcast, lord, sorcerer, warrior, and perhaps savior of the Kingdoms—if he survives.

In The Raptor of the Highlands, the third book in The Sylvan Chronicles, Thomas realizes more fully the devastation of his people. Imprisoned but not defeated, he befriends Oso, a Highlander who helps him escape the mines. Clashing with the High King's reivers and destroying their prison, he and Oso begin to infuse hope once more in the people of his homeland.

About Peter Wacht

Peter Wacht grew up just outside New York City, but he calls Northern Virginia home. His novels focus on the fantasy and young adult fiction genres. He is the author of The Legend of the Kestrel, the first book in The Sylvan Chronicles Series. When he's not writing, Peter runs a nonprofit, coaches soccer, is in a PhD program for writing and rhetoric, and still finds time to be with his family (human and canine).


Reviews

Goodreads review by Tamanda

Emotional rollercoaster. I know that a five star rating is a lot ,but if you read this books you have no choice but to acknowledge the brilliance of the author. From the beginning the characters have been so engaging,and the plot of the stories have been seamless in their composition. Anyone who lov......more

Goodreads review by Aak

Totally enjoyed I have read the first three of your books. I am 71 years young and I am enjoying your books. They move quickly and smoothly. The characters are wonderful. This is my first time reading your books. You are a wonderful writer and I am now going to begin book number four. Keep writting.......more

Goodreads review by Beth

Slavery is never a thing decent humans do to one another Thomas is now more than casually (if Thomas had ever had the capacity to be casual about it in the first place) aware of the evil of slavery. An institution that in real life has happened throughout our history as a fallen human race, people ha......more

Goodreads review by Steven

The best book of the series yet. Honestly the third person omniscient story was going to get a four star rating, because, like the previous two books, it doesn't really feel like a full story in and of itself, but rather a snippet of a much larger story. My favorite book series all have books that fe......more