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Tania has brought the long-lost Queen Titania back to Faerie from the Mortal World of modern London. But when they cross between the worlds, they find only devastation.

The Sorcerer King of Lyonesse—ancient enemy of the Faerie Court—has been released from his amber prison. As the wicked sorcerer regains his power, King Oberon, Tania's father, is imprisoned and the Faerie Court is being destroyed.

Tania and her true love, Edric, must travel the ...

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Overview

Tania has brought the long-lost Queen Titania back to Faerie from the Mortal World of modern London. But when they cross between the worlds, they find only devastation.

The Sorcerer King of Lyonesse—ancient enemy of the Faerie Court—has been released from his amber prison. As the wicked sorcerer regains his power, King Oberon, Tania's father, is imprisoned and the Faerie Court is being destroyed.

Tania and her true love, Edric, must travel the Realm to try to find and rescue King Oberon, who is their only hope for defeating the evil Sorcerer King. And Tania must prepare for battle . . . and to fight a war that she may not survive.

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Editorial Reviews

Children's Literature - Julia Beiker
In the Sorcerer King, six princesses are united with their mother, Queen Titania, to save their beloved home of Faerie that has been captured and ruled by the evil King of Lyonesse. He either holds their sister Rathina captive or she has betrayed all of them. To be victorious, our heroine Tania and her true love Edric must release her father, King Oberon, from the impenetrable amber prison of Ynis Maw that holds him. With a little of Queen Titania's magic, they travel across rough terrain where they find themselves in the company of yet another enemy, Gabriel Drake. With a little luck and a lot of courage, they escape Drake and muster the power to release King Oberon. Alas, he has been held for so long that all his power has been drained and he collapses. Now the fate of Faerie must be determined by grit and determination, and maybe a little magic will find its way there too. Frewin Jones has created a delightful book that takes us all back to a simpler time to experience a fantastic tale. The characters are well defined, and the story circled around and came back to the reader bringing hope for a new day. This is book three of the series called "Faerie Path." Reviewer: Julia Beiker
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The concluding book of the Faerie Path Trilogy begins where The Lost Queen left off as Tania, her sisters, Queen Titania and Edric arrive to find Faerie desolate and blighted under the rule of the evil Sorcerer King. They learn that King Oberon has been captured and sealed within an amber prison. The prison, in turn, has been bound with Isenmort and hidden somewhere in Faerie. Tania, Edric and two of Tania's sisters, Zara and Cordelia, set off for the forbidden land of Ynis Maw in hopes of rescuing Oberon and defeating the Sorcerer King and his minion Gabriel Drake. The story is readable but lacks the taut pace and energy of the first two books. Perhaps it makes a difference that nearly all the action takes place in Faerie; the plot becomes predictable. Tania and her companions face obstacles and narrowly avoid dangerous situations until the quest culminates in a final battle against the evil villains. The outcome is predictable for any reader well read in fantasy conventions. Finally, the characters seem less well defined; they react rather than act and the Faerie residents' pseudo-archaic language becomes simply annoying. In spite of all this, however, libraries will have readers invested in the trilogy and its outcome. This title is recommended for such libraries. Age Range: Ages 12 to 18. REVIEWER: Donna Scanlon (Vol. 42, No. 1)
Stephanie Stidham
This book is the perfect read for fantasy lovers. The Sorcerer King is The Lord of the Rings meets A Midsummer Night's Dream. Classic language, faerie princesses and evil magic combine to make this quest an adventure from beginning to end. The immortal realm of Faeries is in danger from the evil Sorcerer King of Lyonesse. The court of King Oberon and Queen Titania of A Midsummer Night's Dream fame is in danger. It is up to their seven daughters to invoke the Power of Seven to vanquish the Sorcerer King. Tania, the seventh daughter, has been living in modern London, and has just returned to her former Faerie Life, only to discover she must lead the mission to rescue Oberon. Each faerie princess owns a gift that aids the king, but one princess turns traitor. Without the Power of Seven, the princesses have no hope against their nemesis. Tania must find a way to reunite her sisters and her parents and save the immortal realm. Reviewer: Stephanie Stidham
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Gr 7 Up- In this concluding novel in the trilogy, the Realm of Faerie is being devastated by the Sorcerer King of Lyonesse and his Gray Knights. The power of the Sun King and Moon Queen seems broken. Hope is rekindled as Princess Tania returns again to the Realm accompanied by her mother, Queen Titania; her sisters; and Master Edric Chanticleer. They soon realize that the only way to save the kingdom is to rescue King Oberon and unite the faeries to do battle. A quest ensues involving all the creatures of faerie in a life-or-death struggle that may mean the end of the world as they know it. This epic tale of battle and death contains many twists and surprises that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.-June H. Keuhn, Corning East High School, NY

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Kirkus Reviews
In this third installment of The Faerie Path series, modern London teen Anita has come to terms with the fact that she is really Tania, seventh daughter of King Oberon and Queen Titania, able to bridge the mortal world and that of the magical Faerie. In earlier installments, she barely escaped a fatal marriage to the evil Lord Drake and found her true mother, lost in the mortal realm for 500 years. Returning to Faerie with her mother and sisters, she learns that the evil Sorcerer King and his dread Grey Knights have imprisoned her father Oberon. In a headlong rush across this mystical world, pursued by her old enemy Drake, finding both friend and foe in Faerie's many inhabitants, Tania, her sisters and her true love Edric search for Oberon's prison. The race is on to find the means to release him in time to save them all from the destruction the Sorcerer King is so keen to inflict. This final installment in the trilogy continues to take our heroine from one unlikely set of circumstances to another, combining contemporary viewpoints with the more magical world of another time and sphere. Those who liked the first two books will find the conclusion satisfying; those who haven't read the previous books will miss the foundation, despite the prologue. (Fantasy. 12+)
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780060871086
  • Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
  • Publication date: 1/29/2008
  • Series: Faerie Path Series , #3
  • Pages: 336
  • Age range: 12 - 17 Years
  • Lexile: 880L (what's this?)
  • Product dimensions: 5.50 (w) x 8.25 (h) x 1.09 (d)

Meet the Author

Frewin Jones has always believed in the existence of "other worlds" that we could just step in and out of if we only knew the way. In the Mortal World, Frewin lives in southeast London with a mystical cat called Siouxsie Sioux.

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The Sorcerer King
Book Three of The Faerie Path

Chapter One

Tania stared through the arched stone window at the vast blue skies of Faerie. She could hardly believe that her sisters; her mother, Titania; and her beloved Edric were alive, and that they had all managed to get back into the Immortal Realm. They were safe for the moment in the upper room of Bonwn Tyr—the brown tower that stood in the parklands between the deep, dense vastness of Esgarth Forest and the expanse of the Royal Palace.

Her joy at their miraculous escape did not last long—she saw immediately that something was badly wrong in Faerie.

Zara stood at her side. "Some great evil has befallen the land," she said. "High summer should lie over Faerie. It is not yet the Solstice Day, and yet the trees are withering as if in the grip of a premature autumn."

Tania had been in Faerie only a few days ago, and then the slender aspen trees surrounding the tower had been in full leaf and the grass had grown thick and lush on the hill that sloped down to the palace. But now the aspens were dying and the ground was brown and yellow, the grasses shriveled as if from a whole season of drought. Farther away, the leaves of the forest were shrouded in dark, autumnal colors.

"What did this?" Tania asked in dismay.

"It is the influence of the Sorcerer King," said Queen Titania, coming up behind her. "Sickness and death follow wherever he treads. Let us hope that the whole Realm is not so badly affected." The Queen's eyes glinted. "But while the Royal House of Faerie survives, Faerie will never be completely ruined."

Tania leaned from thewindow, peering through the bleak branches. Her heart quickened. "There are some Gray Knights down there!" she hissed in alarm. "Two of them. In the trees."

Edric caught hold of her arm and drew her back. "Don't let them see you," he said.

"Why should we not?" declared Cordelia. "It is time to take the battle to the Sorcerer King. Let us destroy the evil creatures and be done with it."

"I'm not sure it's such a good idea to pick a fight right now," Tania said. "They don't know we're in Faerie. We should try and keep it that way for as long as possible."

"Tania is right," said the Queen. "We'll make our way to the palace without being seen. If the Sorcerer King's forces are alerted to our presence, it will make our search for Oberon all the more difficult." She looked at her daughters. "But we should take a few moments to assess our injuries." She frowned. "Cordelia, your arm is bleeding."

"We have no time for licking our wounds!" Cordelia exclaimed.

"Yet it would avail us nothing were you to faint from blood loss," said Sancha. She stooped and tore a strip off the hem of her skirt. Reluctantly, Cordelia allowed her sister to bind the cut on her left arm.

"And now let us be gone from here," said Zara. "But there is only one way out of the tower. How are we to pass the guards unseen?"

"By giving them some other quarry to chase," said Cordelia. "Come, I will show you how we may escape." She walked to the winding stone stairway that led down to the ground floor and up to the flat roof. She stared upward for a moment, then looked uneasily back at them. "We must prepare ourselves for the worst," she said. "It may be that we will find Eden's body on the roof."

A terrible, horror-struck silence filled the tower at that dreadful thought. Titania put her hand over her mouth, her eyes hollow with anguish.

Eden had led Zara and Sancha and Cordelia here and had opened a hole between the worlds—but she had not followed them into the Mortal World. It seemed all too possible to Tania that the Gray Knights that had been pursuing them had killed her.

"If she is dead, then we must bear the pain of it," Sancha said, her voice trembling. "But let us pray it is not so."

Cordelia began to mount the stone steps. Titania followed, and Tania could see the dread in the Queen's eyes as she climbed toward the hatchway in the roof. Tania and Edric came next, and finally Sancha and Zara. The trapdoor had been forced open and smashed—damage that Tania guessed had been done when Eden and her sisters had fled here with the Gray Knights on their heels.

Tania's heart thumped sickeningly and a horrible pain grew in her stomach as she approached the broken trapdoor. But when her head came out into the open, she saw that the flat stone flags of the roof were bare, save for a ring of blackened markings like fire scorches on the stones.

"Eden did not die here," Cordelia said.

They all came up onto the roof. "Was she captured, mayhap?" Sancha asked. "Could it be she is their prisoner?"

"She may have escaped them altogether," Zara said. "She is very powerful."

Edric touched Tania's arm. She turned to him and saw that he was staring southward with an appalled look on his face. Titania had moved to the southern side of the waist-high stone balustrade, her body stiff and tense, her hands tightened into white fists at her sides as she gazed at the Royal Palace.

Tania let out a gasp of shock. A scene of utter devastation met her eyes. The Privy Gardens that lay between the parklands and the palace had been laid waste. It was as if some hideous disease had passed over the flower beds and lovingly tended groves of trees, leaving only bare bones and blasted earth. The fountains were dry and many of the statues that decorated the pathways had been broken or knocked down.

Beyond the blistered gardens, a haze of dirty gray smoke hung over the palace. Here and there from blackened windows and collapsed roofs, spirals of darker smoke curled into the sky. The palace was vast, and Tania could see that much of it was still undamaged—the high red-brick walls of countless towers and turrets and buildings and halls still standing proud along the river's winding course—but the Royal Apartments, the parts of the palace that Tania knew best, had been seared and scarred by fire.

The Sorcerer King
Book Three of The Faerie Path
. Copyright © by Frewin Jones. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 10, 2008

    Action Packed and keeps you on your feet!

    This was definetly one of the best books in the Faerie Path Series! It has an extremely exciting ending and I recommend this book to anyone who likes fantasties! I cried reading this book. Frewin Jones does an excellent job on giving you a mental immage on whats happening in the book. Its like a movie playing in my head. I finished the book in a couple of days and I'm really sad that this is going to be the last book in the series. I feel like there is a lot more to be explained 'you will understand once you read it'. Trust me this is an outstanding book that will make you cry at times, cringe, and explode!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 30, 2007

    Amazingly Outstanding.

    The Sorcerer King, the third book in The Faerie Path series, is definitely the most magical and exciting book of the three as Tania returns to the Realm of Faerie after her search for Queen Titania. Unfortunately, however, the great Sorcerer of Lyonesse, with his right-hand man Gabriel Drake by his side, has taken over Faerie and it is up to Tania and her sisters to find King Oberon and free him from wherever he is being held captive. They also face the seemingly impossible task of defeating the Sorcerer King and his army of frightening Gray Knights once and for all so Faerie may finally see peace. Of the three books in The Faerie Path, The Sorcerer King is also the darkest, as readers encounter his brutality to the prisoners of Faerie and the cold, evil island of Ynis Maw, as well as war, pain, and death. All of these dark elements are added into the book, which helps achieve the sheer reality of how not even a world such as Faerie is all happiness and sunshine. Despite the fact that it is a much darker book, however, Frewin Jones skillfully obtains the magical elements that captured readers¿ hearts in the first place. Readers will find themselves immersed in the wondrous places and beings of Faerie as well as even more mystical powers than before. It can also be argued that The Sorcerer King is perhaps the most magical and mystical of all the books, seeing as a majority of it takes place in the numerous lands of Faerie that are introduced in this adventure. Jones¿ descriptions of each of these locations paint vivid pictures in the minds of her readers and it¿s almost impossible not to imagine the horror of Ynis Maw or the beauty of a Faerie sunrise. All in all, the never ending excitement and pure joy that comes from reading this book will surely keep readers turning the pages until the last word has been read. The Faerie Path and, more specifically, the Sorcerer King are adventures that will not be soon forgotten in the minds and hearts of those who choose to delve into the Immortal Realm of Faerie.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 22, 2009

    Marveling

    This book had me on my toes at many times. It made me bawl like a baby at the end, but many times giggling, too. It was enjoyable, and don't worry there is a forth out and 5th soon to come. **hint hint

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  • Posted April 22, 2009

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    I Hope Their is a Second, Expanded Edition

    First, this is (thankfully), NOT the last book in the series. #4, "The Immortal Realm," comes out May 09. Great, huh?
    So, #3. Tania returns Titania back to her Realm, and just in time. The evil King of Lyonesse has been broken free and is destroying all of Faerie. Tania, her sisters, mother and her love-Edric, must find a way to free her royal father and defeat the Sor. King.
    The storyline had a lot of potential, but...here's where I break from the other reviewers and say this book could have been better. F. Jones is a great storywriter, and that's the very reason I only gave this book 3 stars- she has the ability to do better than this. So, for those of you who say I might be too harsh on her, I do it because I know she has more talent than this bk. showed. I read it 3X's to be sure I was being objective, and yes, she is capable of a better telling than this. So, that's why I hope she goes back and expands the story and gives us a more thorough telling, hence a 2nd Ed.
    Now, here are the reasons WHY I feel as I do. For starters, the Sor. King could have been a more menacing villain. We barely see him in the bk. Just a brief stint at the start, and then at the end. Not scary or impressive. If he's really out for revenge after bieng caged for generations, he's NOT gonna just sit on a throne and let someone else do the hunting for him. And then at the end, I'm sorry, but the fight between him and Tania (w/ her parents to help) was too fast and not believable. The whole story had this pace and feeling like Jones was just trying to get it written and published ASAP- like she was racing deadlines or something.
    Also, Tania and her friends heavily depended on coincedences to save the day: Tania comes to a castle of a Faerie lord under attack just after being given a talisman that can save them/Tania, Cordy and Edric are barraged by deadly unicorns and a man just happens to be there to save them/Tania's sister Rathina comes back to their side on the eve of battle and they just happen to need all 7 sisters to defeat the Sor. King./the Sor. King just happens to need to be beaten by someone niether mortal nor Faerie and Tania just happens to be both/Tania, Edric and Cordy fall off a cliff and whales just happen to be there to save them from drowning/The day of battle Gabriel plans to use his wicked hold over Tania to ensure she loses and she just happens to develop a way THAT day to keep him out of her head/ etc. etc. etc.
    See? Also their are other things. Tania and co. go on a long (and boring) journey through Faerie to free her father and little if anything happens. You basically go on a sight seeing tour w/ them- see the pretty flowers? The tall trees? The animals? Yes, the descriptions are great, but the story freezes for it temporarily. Also, in bk.s 2 & 3 Gabriel makes it plain that he has a sort of obsessed attraction to Tania, as he tries to kiss her in #2 and in #3 he plans to spare her in the war so she can marry him...but while in #2 he hunts her viciously in #3, you barely see him even though in the series he's more the arch villain than the Sor. King. What happens? You don't see him, then he gets killed and that's it? In 1 & 2 he's a terrible foe after Tania, in #3 he should have been even moreso she they were on his ground (Faerie) and he was after them via the orders of the Sor. King. So...it was a letdown. I didn't feel like Tania and co. were really in danger.
    So, I hope #4 r

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 10, 2009

    Absolutly Amazing!!!!

    This book was really good! Frewin Jones did an amazing job. I cried, laughed,got angry,sad...You really get into the book.I hope Jones makes another one!!!

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  • Posted February 9, 2009

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    This book is the same book as the book titled The Seventh Daughter by Frewin Jones but is titled differently. If you go to the store and open both books to the same page(s) they (it) will have the same words the only difference is that The Sorcerer King is the hardback copy with a different title.

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  • Posted November 15, 2008

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    Once again, Frewin Jones takes you on a mystical, suspenseful ride into the land of Faerie in her third book of THE FAERIE PATH series. <BR/><BR/>Returning to Faerie with her sisters and long-lost mother, Tania is shocked to find that the Sorcerer King has caused her beloved home to become a rotting and dead mess. The princesses realize that the only way they can beat him is to free their father, Oberon, from the Amber Prison. <BR/><BR/>And so they embark on their perilous journey, where they will find danger, friendship, adventure, hope, and love. <BR/><BR/>A stunning third book that delivers a thrilling adventure that all will fall in love with, THE SORCERER KING is slightly more serious than its predecessors, but holds all of the same charm and spirit.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 20, 2008

    READ THIS BOOK!!!!

    Wow, the faerie series was stellar. I couldn't get enough! For anyone out there that loves fantasy, a good plot, and a book you can't put down, THe Faerie Path Series is for you. I read each of them so quickly. It's all about a girl named Anita, who on her birthday finds out she is the link between two worlds - her own, the faerie world, and that of the mortals. And that her real name is Tania! She is overwhelmed as her lost love Lord Drake returns her to the faerie world. But as complications begin to unfold, she finds out a startling truth about Lord Drake and his plans for the Kingdom once they are married, and realizes that maybe Lord Drake doesn't possess the sort of feelings she thought he had all along. To find out what happens in this stunning series, read the first book -'The Faerie Path'- and enjoy the rest of a triology you'll never forget!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 1, 2008

    A reviewer

    This was the best book ever, but it does stink that its the end of the series.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted May 26, 2008

    AWSOME

    I love the books! I just wish that she would rite more books for the Faerie Path!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 24, 2008

    lover of books

    I just finished the second book and i can't wait for the next one to come out. Its sad that i will be the last book. I love the whole series!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 24, 2008

    last book

    It sucks that its the last book in this series. But the last book was really good so atleast it went out in a bang, right? I couldnt wait for it to come out and when I finally got it I couldnt put it down. Its a real page turner.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 27, 2007

    A reviewer

    I can not wait for this book to come out!!!! I've read the first 2 books in this series and I highly reccomend them.'And of course this one once it comes out' In the first book of the Faerie Path series, Anita Palmer discovers that she is the lost princess Tania of the Faerie realm. 500 years ago, she was sitting in her room with her sister Rathina on the eve of her wedding day. A few moments later she was gone. But, now she is back with her six sisters fun loving Zara, healing Hopie, book loving Sancha, animal adoring Cordelia, guilty Rathina, and mysterious Eden. And of course her father King Oberon. What happened to her mother though? In book 2, Tania and her boyfriend Edric set out to find Queen Titania in the mortal world. They have to hurry though because back in Faerie the evil King Lyonesse is back with the vicous gray knights. Even worse, King Oberon is trapped in an amber prison that also has enchantments spun around it. Amber prisons are impenetrable. Unless of course you use isenmort aka metal. The only problem with using isenmort though is that it's fatal in the faerie world. Anyway, when Tania and Edric come back to the mortal world to search for the queen, Tania has to deal with her friends and parents who think that she had run off with Evan'Edric' for 3 days and she has to make one of the hardest decisions of her life: Where does she belong? In Faerie with her sisters and parents or with her friends and mortal parent who she loves the same? Lastly, in book 3 Tania, Edric, her family and the good people of Faerie have to fight King Lyonesse and the gray knights to restore the peace in Faerie. Filled with love, adventure, and danger these books by Frewin Jones will keep you turning the pages until the end. P.S. Did I mention that she could side step between the 2 worlds?

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 2, 2008

    i am on pins and needles for this book to come out!!!

    i can not wait for this next book to come out!!! or the 4th,5th,6th.......however many there will be!!!! Frewin Jones rocks!!! And this series is so stellar!!!! I mean..i envy Frewin's imagination for this series!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 12, 2008

    Great book

    This is such a grat book. I cant wait till the third book comes out. this is a real page turner.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 16, 2007

    A reviewer

    I cant wait for this book! All of the other books in this series are amazing! I hope this one is just as great!

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