After ten years of slavery in the Highlands, Thomas Kestrel sows the seeds of rebellion. Will his people have the strength and will to reclaim their freedom and their homeland? In The Lost Kestrel Found , the sixth book in sword and sorcery epic fantasy The Sylvan Chronicles , Thomas Kestrel leads the Marchers in their uprising against the High King’s reivers, seeking to free his people after a decade of oppression. Thomas slowly earns the trust of the Highlanders as he rallies their forces against the invaders, not knowing that these small battles are nothing compared to what it will take to drive the reivers from his homeland. At the same time, the Shadow Lord is expanding his reach, confident in his rise to power as his allies continue to do his bidding. While the Princess of Fal Carrach comes into her own, discovering a new role in her father’s court as well as her own source of magic. The fates of all three will be altered forever as Thomas claims his rightful place as Lord of the Highlands … but who will pay the ultimate price? Because finally, after a decade of desperation and suffering, the Marchers go to war. Find out why one reader said, “As an adult, and having read fantasy-like books my entire life, I am SO impressed with this series!” Buy your copy today and escape to a new world. Peter Wacht is a best-selling author of epic sword and sorcery fantasy. He's published two series -- The Sylvan Chronicles and The Tales of Caledonia -- both set in The Realms of the Talent and the Curse. Next is The Tales of the Territories. An avid reader of fantasy books since he was a kid, Pete always wanted to write a story of his own! His novels focus on the fantasy and young adult fiction genres. A fan of mythology and history, he incorporates aspects of both into his books. His writing appeals to adults, young adults, and kids starting in middle school. In addition to publishing almost twenty books, he has written five free short stories, all of which are available for download on his website. To learn more, download a free short story or join his newsletter by visiting his author website: peterwachtbooks.com