Ravenwood
A Tanyth Fairport Adventure
By Nathan Lowell
Tanyth Fairport makes one last pilgrimage in her quest to learn all she can about the herbs and medicinal plants of the world before settling down to write her magnum opus. Her journey is interrupted when she stops to help a small village and learns that much of what she knows of the world may not be quite as it seems.
This is not another science fiction novel set in the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper, but a fantasy set in a whole new world where magic is madness and adventure isn’t something you seek out.
I love all your stories. You read them so well. I have listened to them each at least twice and shared them with many friends.
Many of us are truly impressed with the Blessings of Tanyth Fairport. Is there any place where they are in written form?
Thank you for so many hours of enjoyment. Please keep them coming.
There isn’t but I keep promising to put them up here on the site and I haven’t.
Thanks for the reminder. Lemme see if I can remedy that.
Hi Nathan,
having a great time with Ravenwood! One minor niggle with regard to chapter 13/14, which I just heard earlier today: Near the end of ch- 14 Tanyth is tying up all of the mint she and the kids picked with some string that “Mother Aldridge left behind”. This struck me as odd, since I first expected that she’d use the ball of string she got from Amber. On second thought, wouldn’t she have a lot of eminently suitable strings left over from all of the old herb bundles she took down?
Regards,
Thomas
Hmm… I’ll look at that, it’s been awhile since I wrote that and I haven’t been back to it for awhile.
Dear Nathan,
I have just discovered Ravenwood and I love it! What are the other Tanyth Fairport adventures and where can I find them? No luck on ITunes or podiobooks – or maybe I not looking in the right place. I absolutely love books like this and I would hate to miss out if there are more like Ravenwood out there.
Kind regards,
Rachel
I haven’t written the sequel to Ravenwood yet.
It’s planned for late fall, early winter!
Dear Nathan,
No pressure, it’s worth waiting for!