Description
Where childhood ends, and ancient voices call from the shadows.
Faun Song introduces Isobel Schneider, a young girl who cannot shake her restless compulsion to wander into Seonagh’s Woods—a place the townsfolk fear, and where even her father once felt an inexplicable pull. Armed with little more than her courage and accompanied by three uncanny mice who seem bound to her fate, Isobel crosses thresholds best left unbroken.
What she discovers is a world where time falters, superstition whispers truth, and the line between myth and reality grows perilously thin. From the foreboding mausoleums of Winterbourne cemetery to the emerald-lit passages beneath her family’s storm cellar, Isobel’s journey tests the strength of loyalty, the lure of power, and the price of curiosity.
S. A. Baker weaves a tale steeped in folklore and dread, balancing gothic atmosphere with the bright spark of youthful defiance.
Highlights include:
- A heroine driven by curiosity and compulsion, navigating secrets larger than herself.
- The unsettling pull of Seonagh’s Woods, a forest both feared and forbidden.
- Folklore and superstition that take tangible, haunting form.
- A narrative laced with gothic imagery, eerie encounters, and whispers of destiny.
Dark, lyrical, and deeply immersive, Faun Song is a coming-of-age fantasy threaded with horror—perfect for readers who believe some doors should never be opened.
Written by S.A. Baker
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