Ennara and the Fallen Druid by Angela Myron

Ennara and the Fallen Druid by Angela Myron
Publisher: Self Published
Genre: Fantasy
Length: Full (176 pgs)
Age Recommendation: 12+
Rated: 4 Stars
Review by Rose

Eleven year-old Ennara Gaern has a serious grudge against the dragon on her right hand.

Born with a mask that foretold magical powers, she was immediately inked with the fiendish, fire-breathing tattoo that forces her to study boring texts, cover her hand continuously, and worst of all, keeps her from visiting the beautiful capital city, Dordonne. But her quiet life changes when one night she is attacked by a shadowy demon.

Tork, an old friend and wizard, is enlisted to help. But when he arrives, he informs Ennara’s parents that she is her world’s only hope of finding the legendary Sword of Gisilfrid, which is needed to destroy the curse that is creating the demons. Ennara doesn’t want to leave on the dangerous quest, but when she learns the curse threatens her world, she reluctantly agrees.
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Ennara and the wizard begin a perilous journey to the Sunken City, pitting them against dangerous oceans and pirates intent on claiming Ennara’s magic as their own. With only her friends at her side, including the intelligent, aquatic cat Smoos, Ennara must defeat monsters guarding the sword and servants of the Fallen Druid. When her world is covered in darkness, will she know how to dispel the curse?

Angela Myron has created a magical land — and a caul-born girl who has been trained in the technical aspects of magic by her aunt, but has never actually used her magic. It’s also the law that she is tattooed with a mark showing her magical status.

She is forced to go on a journey to retrieve the means to protect her land from the shadespawn, shadowy demons that threaten to destroy anything.

Let me just say that I love Ennara. She’s thrust into a situation she’s not sure she can handle, but she does what she needs to do and along the way learns some very important lessons, as do the friends who travel with her. After the wizard who accompanies them is stricken, the children are left on their own to complete the mission.

The world building is well done and there are some very funny moments as Ennara begins to learn how to control her magical skills (love the Zombie Chickens!). I’m very glad that this is only the first book of the series and I’m looking forward to reading the following books.