This is a trilogy that is yet to receive a bad review. Hammer won awards, Iron was lauded by Kirkus, and Anvil: well let’s just say renowned historical author, Katherine Mezzacappa ranked it as the best of the trilogy. Click here for more info.
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Anvil, Goodreads Review
Got a great 5 star review on Goodreads. You can check it out here if minded to do so. Click.
Interview with Whispering Bookworms
Whitehead
Whitehead is the Captain of Neit’s Maidens, a two-thousand strong army of Tuatha warriors. When there is a scourge, the Maidens do battle with the Demon Horde and force them back into exile in Tech Duinn. Whitehead has been named because of her hair. Her true name is Bairrfind, which few remember. As a TuathaContinue reading “Whitehead”
The Dagger and the Compass
Keep your eyes peeled for this one. Coming in the new year (date TBD). If you can’t wait, why not delve into the web serial ARC, where you could help to mould the story. Royal Road web serial.
Bechuille
Bechuille is the High Priestess of the Tuatha God Dagda. As High Priestess, she leads the coven of witches (male as well as female) who protect the army responsible for defeating the Demon Horde whenever they escape their prison (the Scourges). Also known as Bee, the priestess is unsure why she has an affinity withContinue reading “Bechuille”
Coming soon
Richard Sharpe
As I am reading the Sharpe books from 1-20, I think it only fair that I review them too. Watch the Hughes Reviews menus for their postings. I am not yet sure whether I will review them individually or as a job lot.
Chapter 10: Myrddin
Bee is snatched and taken before the druid in the tower.
In Search of Lia Fáil
I was asked recently what inspired me to write a Portal Fantasy. The easy answer is I love the genre. I loved the Riftwar Saga by Raymond Feist and the Empire series written in collaboration with Janny Wurts. I loved the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, by Stephen Donaldson. As a child, I even loved TheContinue reading “In Search of Lia Fáil”