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Description
From the Inside Flap
The stallion, the swan, and the sorceress
Titch had trained all his life in the ways of honor and of arms.
Now he saddled his late father's warhorse, belted on his heirloom
sword, and set off to win his knighthood. Unfortunately, his first
challenge pitted him against a formidable foe on a glossy black
charger, and winning wasn't in the cards for Titch -- though he'd
see that horse again.
Wren was an apprentice magician, a shape-changer and healer. She
chanced upon the wounded warrior, bushed and left to die. She took
Titch in, nursed him back to health, then sent him on his way --
though she'd see that youth again.
For a mad queen and an impossible quest would reunite Wren and
Titch and the magical stallion Valadan. Together they would search
out an enchanted swan, which Wren must somehow transform into a
prince. Should she fail, she would pay with her life.
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originally posted by guest on 2006-08-16, no edits, entryid=338
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