Published: Sep. 30, 2011
Words: 22231 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook short description

Imogen and Guaire's son has gone missing and they're willing to turn over every stone to find him. Even if it means asking for help from her family... Previously published in Panverse Two, by Panverse Press.

Extended description

Imogen has the life she's always wanted. Her farm is thriving, as is her family. But a guest comes to the farm, bringing trouble in his wake.

When Imogen's son disappears, how far will she go to get him back?

Previously published in Panverse Two, by Panverse Press.

Tags

farm, fantasy, horse, fairy, new york, saratoga, puca

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Review by: Georgina Anne Taylor on Nov. 05, 2011 :
Another enjoyable read, thank you.
(review of free book)

Review by: Chris Gerrib on Oct. 30, 2011 :
Reading this novella was a very pleasant experience.

Imogen Hawkes inherited a horse farm when her first husband, Henry died. During the events of Iron Shoes, she met and married a puca, one of Ireland’s Lesser Folk, a man who could take and hold the form of a horse. This union resulted in a child, Patrick, who has more than a little puca blood and abilities in him, alas somewhat problematic in a two-year-old child.

Snow Comes to Hawk’s Folly starts with the arrival of mysterious visitor from Ireland, a man named Finnegan. Imogen can tell that he’s got magical powers of his own, and is concerned to learn that he’s bought the house next door. Very quickly thereafter, a freak September snowstorm blows in, and little Patrick goes missing. This sets up the events of the rest of the story, in which a number of people aren’t who they seem to be.

Ms. Cheney has a gift of writing magical systems that are believable, as well as a gift for characterization. Both those gifts are on full display in this short work. Imogen’s concern for her son, and even the motivations of his kidnapper are logical and well-thought out. The story has just the right pacing, not feeling rushed or cramped in any way. In short, Snow Comes to Hawk’s Folly is a wonderful read.
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