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By: Brian Hayes

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Ravensong by Brian Hayes is a powerful fantasy book where music, prophecy, magic, and love shape a fate written under the dark light of destiny.

This fantasy novel follows a young hobbit bard whose songs carry more than melody; they hold secrets of a mysterious past and visions of a coming tragedy. His path crosses with a fearless, strong-willed queen of a distant kingdom, bound by duty yet driven by justice. Together, they face a future threatened by death, betrayal, and divine forces.

Haunted since childhood, the bard makes a dangerous bargain with a dark god to stop a grave injustice. He has only until the New Moon after next to change fate. As magic grows stronger and time slips away, he must choose between saving an innocent life or paying the ultimate price himself.

Ravensong blends poetic storytelling with emotional depth, making it a magical fantasy book that explores sacrifice, love, and the cost of power. The growing bond between the bard and the queen adds heart to the tale, making it a compelling fantasy romance book as well as an epic journey.

Fans searching for the best fantasy novels will find rich world-building, lyrical prose, and unforgettable characters. With its bard-centered storytelling and mythic tone, it also stands out as a unique Hobbit fantasy book that honors classic fantasy while offering something fresh.

If you love fantasy filled with prophecy, music, dark gods, and brave choices, Ravensong by Brian Hayes is a must-read adventure that lingers long after the final page.

ISBN (Digital) 9789696960065
Total Pages 0
Language English
Estimated Reading Time 0
Genre Fantasy
Published By Daastan
Published On 29 Jan 2026
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Brian Hayes

Brian Hayes

Brian L. Hayes, Geologist, Cook, Punster, writes poetry and plays bodhran while living in suburban Piedmont North Carolina, with his wife, a dog and two cats. An avid cook, who loves trying new recipes, he is the primary cook at home. A fan of Irish music he plays at a local session. Being a chronic punster he believes the shortest distance between two puns is a straight line. He believes that poetry is emotion and thought condensed and expressed as purely as a writer can. His past publications have included Windhover, Sandstorm, anthologies in India and Pakistan, including “Dreamers Never Die”, and a recently published chapbook, “Melancholy Love”..

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