Storm’s Tempest
Stormfall Chronicles Book 4
by J.W. Golan

An army of dark fae on the march; a princess imprisoned in her own manor; and a desperate bid to rally support before the undead overwhelm the living.

The armies of Marwel are on the march, seeking to exact retribution over her fae cousins. The Arche-Fae Council, however, remains in disarray, and the fae armies number too few to stem the mounting tide.

With war on their heels, Lynette and Baxter are sent as emissaries, in a frantic attempt to convince the kings of the adjoining, human kingdoms to join a war against Marwel’s undead armies. But who will listen to their warnings? A peasant girl and a squire on the run from his native land?

Elyan, the Fae King lives, but he has not returned to his former vigor. And Elise, the Fae Princess, has been confined to the Royal Estate. Even the mage-turned-swordsman Garth, is nowhere to be found – stalking north on his own quest. The fate of both human and fae worlds may yet come down to a farmer’s son without name or title, and a sorceress afraid to use her own power.

For Lynette must battle her own demons. How can she confront the threats ahead – when she refuses to tap into her own magic and abilities? Whom she might hurt, and what might she become, should her own magic overwhelm her again?

Book Four of the Stormfall Chronicles, Storm’s Tempest provides the stunning conclusion to the series – an Epic Fantasy for all ages.

5 out of 5 fairies

This was an excellent way to wrap up a series, and while I’m sad to have reached the end, I’ve definitely enjoyed every step of the journey, and this fourth installment might just be the best yet. (Highly recommend starting with book one, or you’ll be missing a lot of the depth and background). Golan wastes no time drawing the reader back into Lynette’s world, and I was dying to see where things would go after the way book three ended. The story moves along smoothly, following different characters until the various plot lines converge. I loved the subtle romantic subplots flowing through and relieving some of the tension of the impending war. By the time you reach the last page, all the loose ends have been tied up, and while we aren’t left with any lingering questions, I have to admit, I wouldn’t mind a few more adventures with this band of characters that I’ve grown quite fond of over the course of the series.

Storm’s Herald (Book 1)
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Storm’s Clouds (Book 2)
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Storm’s Gate (Book 3)
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Storm’s Tempest (Book 4)
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A writer, father, and aeronautical engineer, J.W. Golan lives in New England together with his wife and three daughters.

It was his three daughters who reintroduced him to the world of fantasy fiction. It was this experience – sharing and discussing stories and literature – that convinced him to compose a fantasy novel of his own, weaving together tales and ideas that had been circulating in his mind for decades into tales that he could share with his own daughters.

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