For Kevin Jenkins, nothing good can come out of being kidnapped out of his comfortable old slippers to save Feynard’s mythical Forest from the Blight. He’s bedridden, afraid of beetles, and he doesn’t believe in magic. But his abductors, a Unicorn and a Dryad, think differently.

The Unicorn Zephyr believes he’s the champion the Forest has been waiting for. The Dryad Alliathiune thinks he just needs a jolly good slap. Everyone else thinks he’s a wet blanket, an impostor, or by complete coincidence, some sort of mighty High Wizard.

Throw in a Dark Apprentice with a fondness for shiny black boots and slaying everything in sight, a ten-foot swamp monster, a lethal romance, and a prodigal Faun. What could possibly go wrong?

“Epic fantasy with a tongue-in-cheek twist”

A quest to save the Forest.
A mismatched set of companions.
Feynard needs a hero, and his name is Kevin.

“Feynard is an uninhibited, fully realised grand fantasy … the land of Driadorn is under threat from a mysterious blight, and a saviour must be found. Were I to compare this to something, it would be to Terry Brook’s original Landover book: Magic Kingdom for Sale / Sold!, except that this is far bigger, better and more satisfying.” – David Rose, Author