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Frotwoot's Faerie Tales, Book One: The Unseelie Court
- Narrated by: Kailaan 'The Soliloquy Man' Carter
- Length: 11 hrs and 7 mins
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Frotwoot's Faerie Tales, Book One: The Unseelie Court
Narrated by:
Kailaan 'The Soliloquy Man' Carter
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Publisher's Summary
The Seelie and Unseelie Courts are at war.
On one side: An obsessive-compulsive knight, a talking tree, and a really cute goblin girl named Golly. On the other: A "Dragon King", phooka assassins, and a mob of angry, bridge-blocking, trolls.
Caught in the middle: A very confused, very lost teenage boy from Indiana.
His name is Frotwoot Crossley. And he's about to find out that, somehow, that's not even the weirdest thing about him.
©2014 Charlie Ward (P)2015 Charlie Ward
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