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MWSA Review
A. R. Silverberry delivers another spellbinding installment in The Fellowship of the Flame series with The Treasure of Trenalon. Rich with vivid world-building and high-stakes adventure, our swashbuckling heroes have returned to the fight. This sequel deepens the characters' journey, while introducing an unknown dark magic threat and dangers that keep the pages turning.
The Resistance is weakening, Queen Naryfel is destroying the lives and minds of Purpura’s people, and an evil sorcerer is plotting the overthrow of the known world. Can Vance, Briar, and their small band of loyal fighters defeat evil and find the legendary treasure to save Purpura before it’s too late?
The language is lush and evocative. It encourages thoughtful reading and may even expand the reader's vocabulary along the way. Perfect for young adults who are ready to stretch their imaginations and their minds, this book offers a blend of action, courage, romance, and poetic storytelling. The saga is highly recommended for fans of epic fantasy.
Review by Sandi Cathcart (July 2025)
Author's Synopsis
Dark Enchantment Hides a Secret …
Purpura’s tottering Resistance needs gold and weapons, and Briar’s hell-bent on bringing her formidable sword to the task. But when a sorcerer throws the kingdom into bloody chaos, one hope remains … sail away from the fight in search of a mythical treasure.
She’s not alone in the hunt. Someone else hungers for the treasure. And Briar’s charms. Vowing to either tame or kill her, he’s coming after her with sword sharpened and cannons loaded.
Briar welcomes the fight. But how can she battle the mesmerizing allure of the sorcerer?
How can she keep her heart true to the pirate, the man she really loves?
And how, in the vast deadly waters of the Teeth, can she find the greatest treasure ever known?
The one thing that will stop Purpura from plunging into madness …
Format(s) for review: Paper & Kindle
Review Genre: Fiction—Young Adult (fiction or nonfiction)
Number of Pages: 310
Word Count: 79,000