The Lost Kestrel Found: 6 (The Sylvan Chronicles) Paperback – 21 Aug. 2020

The whole set caught my imagination right from the start, to me theres an obvious irish/Scottish flavour which brings something different and refreshing as I can identify with, so I would recommend it to my friends and family.

good read

Good exciting read with engaging characters thoroughly enjoyed it would read more by this author can't wait for the next book

I really enjoyed these books. Lively action and credible characters. My preference would have been for one or two volumes so the flow of the story wasn't broken so much

Not sure how many new readers start on book 6 in a series but for some reason the author has decided to re-tell the previous highlights but not in a recap at the beginning but every time one of our characters returns somewhere that they’ve been before! Easily the best part of 20-30 pages that have no real reason to be there. 6 books in & not one enemy has died,they always manage to escape.

This is the sixth book in the series and I have read every one with pleasure.

It's a good overall story but it seems half of it is repeating info and details of previous events that you already know about!

Though I have read all six not sure I enjoyed this book all seem to to have a certain amount of copy and paste as identical passages appear in different books in the series, there doesn’t seem to be a plan of an ending. I will look out for the next book?

Very rarely read a series of books longer then 3 or 4 at the most, get board so I drop them. NOT this series, looking forward to starting book 7 and continuing on from there. This story has captured my interest!!!

The saga nears its end and the excitement continues. Thomas has claimed his birthright as the Lord of the Highlands. His confrontation with the Shadow Lord comes ever closer and I cannot wait to read about it.

An intriguing plot, read the whole book in 1 sitting. I'm just waiting for the next one to come out and I would recommend this book to everyone who likes adventure.

In the realm of the fight by good against evil Peter Wacht has written a sublime tale with many twists. I read to escape the day-to-day drudgery—this is a great escape.

The story line is good, with characters that are easy to care about. Definitely a good series to read. However, the tendency to repeat explanations grows tiresome by this book in the series. I felt like a good 40% of the book was repeating background information that was unnecessary. It's understandable that the author would not want any readers who didn't read the previous books to be lost, but it is most frustrating to have to re-read so much to get to the story's continuation. I'd rather each book build upon the story and not try to be a stand alone book by itself.