Welcome back Artemis Greenleaf to the site with a new fantasy tale: Cheval Bayard.
If Sarah Reeves was a faery instead of a human, it would be a whole lot easier for her to get what she wants: to ride Cheval Bayard in an elite competition; to earn a spot on the Mundane Intervention Team; and for Brendan Greenwood to like her. But Regan, her archrival at the stables is doing everything she can to steal Cheval Bayard out from under Sarah. There are more students than spaces for the Mundane Intervention Team, and competition is fierce. And Brendan inexplicably likes mean-girl Dahlia. It’s enough to make Sarah wonder if she should leave the realm of Faerie and return to the Mundane world, where she might feel like less of a freak. After all, she seems to be the one person who is painfully ordinary in a place where everyone and everything is magic. But when she and her friends stumble upon a terrifying conspiracy, her humanity may be the only thing that can save both worlds.
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December 22nd, 2010 at 11:03 am
I’ve just started listening to this book and so far I am absolutely loving it
It’s fun, whimsical, and just good fun for the fantasy genre lover out there!
The characters are believable, and easy to relate to. In fact, they’re believable enough that I think I may have known some of those people that are in the book
Especially that snooty Darkwing lady!
I wish the episodes were slightly longer, but then that may just be my impatience to hear the next installment. Can’t wait to hear more!
December 30th, 2010 at 2:07 pm
Love to have another book from Artemis Greenleaf! I am enjoying it vastly so far.
April 22nd, 2011 at 7:07 am
I loved the universe Aretimis created in this story. I’d love to see more stories set in Fairy.
June 10th, 2011 at 12:43 pm
great story! i was expecting a kid’s book about ‘horsies’ but it was a terrific world of fantasy and adventure with superb characters that you really got to know and like. the only con i can nitpick about is the ending which was a little bit anti-climatic. an abrupt ending to an intriguing story.
February 1st, 2012 at 12:02 pm
Well! this book took me places I didn’t expect to go lol. An exciting tale well told – hoping for more tales from this world
Thanks for a great escape.