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Marc Labelle was born and has spent most of his life in Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, Canada. He currently shares his home there with his wife, Sheena, and the eldest two of his four children.
Reviewed by Author Anna del C. Dye. for Readers' Favorite
Ravenna is the main character in Knightfall, a well-written and fast paced tale. As the tale starts, Revenna, an inexperienced druidess, has a nightmare that she has had before. It not only troubles her sleep but also that of her Master druid. For that reason, she is sent on a journey to find others who can tell her what the nightmare means.
Hashaar is a merchant and friend of the people in Revenna’s village. He is assigned to accompany her on a dangerous trip that may take a month. As they travel, they find a wild elf who is searching for his kidnapped sister. She was stolen right after his village was attacked by a monster on a horse that leaves no tracks. Ohliaman, the wild elf, accompanies them since they are going his way.
One night, as they stay in a town’s inn, a rascal becomes impertinent to Revenna. A dwarf named Bromm comes to the travelers’ rescue and has to run with them when things become unpleasant. Soon they discover that Bromm is on a mission of his own. A very special item was stolen from the dwarfs by the same monster who has Ohliaman’s sister; so he too joins them. Before they realize where the monster is going, a wizard joins them. Raftennon is most secretive, yet he knows that on Revenna’s shoulders rests the future of humanity...if humanity has a future.
I enjoyed this high fantasy tale. It is clean, well done and a page-turner. The characters are well developed and easy to like. The writing is easy to follow and fluid. I recommend it for all from young adults to adults alike.
