from goodreads.com:
Elayne thinks the old family story that one of her ancestors stepped through a tapestry into a world of mythical beasts makes a great fireside tale. But she lives in the real world. In New York City. And she's outgrown that kind of fantasy.
Until she finds herself in front of a unicorn tapestry at the Cloisters museum and sees her initials woven into the fabric. And hears a unicorn calling to her. And slips and falls—into that other world.
Suddenly the line between fantasy and reality isn't so clear. But the danger is real enough. Almost before she can think, Elayne is attacked by a ferocious beast, rescued by a unicorn, and taken prisoner by a tyrant king. Each of them seems to have an idea about her—that she's a hero, a villain, dinner!
But Elayne has a few ideas of her own. She wants to overthrow the king; she wants to tame the unicorn. She wants to go home! And she's willing to become both hero and villain to do it.
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Reason: I have yet to read Rampant by Diana Peterfreund or any other unicorn-related novel, although I plan to. However, I have always had a love for the Unicorn (and Pegasus too but that's another story) so I'm definitley looking forward to hearing more about this novel and getting myself a copy when its released.
Cover Discussion: Eye-cathching, and lovely detailing. I think it suits the synopsis very well =)
The Hunt of the Unicorn will be released March 8th!
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3 comments:
Wow, this book sounds great. I've never read any novels where unicorns is an important part of the story, but I would love to.
The cover is very pretty as well and that no drawback :D
Love the sound of this one, unicorns are awesome :D
Lol, unicorn and a girl, well that us girly
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