Dawn of Wonder
by Jonathan Renshaw | 
The Time Keeper
by Mitch Albom | 
The Wind in His Heart
by Charles de Lint | 
Vengeance of the Iron Dwarf
by R. A. Salvatore | 
Edgedancer
by Brandon Sanderson | 
Priest
by Matthew Colville | 
Dungeon Born
by Dakota Krout | 
The Rage of Dragons
by Evan Winter | 
Blood of Dragons
by Robin Hobb | 
Magician's End
by Raymond E. Feist | 
Foundryside
by Robert Jackson Bennett | 
The Wolf of the North
by Duncan M. Hamilton | 
The Priory of the Orange Tree
by Samantha Shannon | 
The Red Knight
by Miles Cameron |
The Heritage of Shannara
by Terry Brooks | 
The Starless Sea
by Erin Morgenstern | 
Fatemarked
by David Estes | 
Ravencry
by Ed McDonald | 
The Last Threshold
by R. A. Salvatore | 
Death's Mistress
by Terry Goodkind |
Elizabeth Ann Scarborough's Song of Sorcery is another light-hearted contemporary fantasy adventure which will please the author's many fans. Colin Songsmith sings a song to an old witch who takes an unlikely revenge. The witch's granddaughter rescues him from the dire threat of being eaten alive by the cat. She hears the song, which happens to concern her recently married sister and a gypsy. Convinced that she has to save her sister, she takes the minstrel, the cat and her magical resources to Rowan Castle. The story is rich with descriptive details of setting and encounters with magical and fantastic creatures such as a talking cat, a lovesick dragon, and a bear prince. The characters speak in contemporary slang which plays nicely against the traditional fantastic settings.