The Unicorn Creed

by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough

Book Overview

In Song of Sorcery, Book 1 of Songs from the Seashell Archives, hearthwitch Maggie Brown met minstrel Colin Songsmith and a unicorn named Moonshine while saving both her sister and the kingdom. All in... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553229397
• ISBN13: 9780553229394
• Release Date: January 1983
• Publisher: Bantam Books
• Length: 340 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Witches with Unicorns

The story continued of a hearth witch and her unicorn, this is the second book of Elizabeth Ann Scarborough that I read. A young witch maiden sets out to save her baby cousin from a curse that will make her a liar, and a deeper plot which wants to rid the King whose throne she helped win in the first book of that burden. The story line is not outstanding, but I find the telling delightful. Ms. Scarborough is a wonderful tale-spinner, and there many small surprises in the book, like her relationship with the oh-so-correct unicorn, her friend and now-would-be lover bard, and some very nice twists. I liked it enough again :)

Magic going wrong, A Creed Misunderstood, and a Revolution

The Unicorn Creed is a sequal to the Song of Sorcery. It is packed with Nymphs, Faeries, Orges, gypsies, wizards, and werewolves. Along with Maggie Brown, A witch/Princess of Argonia, Colin Songsmith the Royal Minsteral, and Moonshine the Unicorn in love with Maggie. This book is about maggie first trying to give back her crown, but ends up as a quest to find out the true meaning of the Unicorn Creed, then a rescue mission to save other Unicorns. This is a jam packed book full of suprises. Withe old and new Characters. I highly recomend this book

A lost Unicorn, a virgin witch, and a would be hero.

Continues the adventure started in Song of Sorcery. The Creed is important, but so is the interpretation in this story of feminism and love told in a medieval setting with a light overview of fairytale and rose colored glasses.