Song of the Sword — Hope Ann

Seeing things most people can't comes with its disadvantages.

As the Wingmaster of the Aslarian army, Evrard can walk in the Melody -- a mirror realm that overlays the whole land. Unfortunately, such abilities come with a whole slew of problems. Personalized targeting by enemy mistbenders. Choking mists. Echoing memories. It's a lonesome sort of war in the Melody, which few know about and fewer can enter.

Evrard doesn't mind terribly much. He's used to being alone.

But when a new song carries proof of another walker in the realm, Evrard knows he must find her. Even if she's surrounded by mist.

Even if his enemies are using her to lure him into their power.

He's not about to leave any walker of the Melody in their power.

Especially when that walker is his twin.

Perfect for those who love fantasy but don't have the time to sit down for a full-length novel, the second novella in the Legends of Light series presents the story of Rapunzel in a clean, exciting, and inspiring manner. A fantasy saturated story of mist-covered Shadowfens, ancient oaths, and a legendary sword, this is more than the mere retelling of a favorite fairy tale.

A stand-alone story, Song of the Sword focuses on the second fruit of the Spirit, joy, while following the climax of the war between the Prince and Tauscher.

Note: A novella is not a full-length novel. At 131 pages, this novella is a quick read which can generally be finished in two or three hours.