Mountain Folk: Book 1 of the Folklore Cycle (Second Edition)

Journey into an extraordinary reimagining of America’s founding, where history and fantasy collide in spectacular fashion. In Mountain Folk, master storyteller John Hood weaves a spellbinding tale that brings together iconic American heroes, mythical creatures, and the epic struggle for independence in ways readers have never experienced before.

Goran, a rare fairy capable of surviving in the human world without magical protection, serves as a secret agent for the rangers guild across the British colonies. His missions lead him through the untamed wilderness of early America, where he crosses paths with legendary figures such as Daniel Boone and George Washington. But this isn’t the history you know — it’s a world where monsters from European and Native American folklore lurk in ancient forests, where dwarves walk among settlers, and where water maidens emerge from mist-shrouded lakes.

When the brewing American Revolution threatens to tear apart both human and fairy realms, Goran faces an impossible choice: honor his duty to help fairies suppress the revolution or stand with his human friends in their desperate fight for freedom. Set against the backdrop of America’s most pivotal historical moment, Mountain Folk masterfully blends historical accuracy with epic fantasy, creating an adventure that will forever change how you see the American Revolution.

Perfect for fans of historical fantasy and alternative history, this innovative novel offers a fresh perspective on America’s founders while exploring timeless themes of loyalty, friendship, and the price of freedom.

© 2026 Benny Fife Audio Classics (Lydbog): 9780466149659

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Lydbog: 15. oktober 2026