Hound and Falcon Omnibus Hound and the Falcon, (Paperback)

from crystalcarroll

It's rare that you read a series where the main character is a saint. Filled to the brim with doubting. With faith. With dialectic thought. Yeah, yeah, adventure, battles, witch hunts and loss. What I love about the series is the characterization. Alf, the main character, is a foundling, an Elvin...

from Karlstar

At the time I read this, I was definitely not impressed. The early 80's were full of good quality fantasy, and this wasn't a good example. The characters are flat and the plot isn't very interesting.

from HarperKingsley

Three great books in one large edition. Follows Alfred, a monk of St. Ruan's that is pulled out into the world against his will.A foundling, he has lived at St. Ruan's all his life. And as all his friends and peers age and become men, he stays a youth. As such, he is kept a secret of the abbey, p...

from willowcove

I loved these books. Especially the first volume. I'm sorry that Tarr didn't write additional books with the main character.

from DinadansFriend

A Fantasy where Elves interact with us in a late 12th Century setting. But they're relatively Twee Elves, and there's no real feel of the 12th century, either. very like a 1950's "costume" movie.