Hello everyone,
My new Gael Song novella – Dreams of Fire is now available to pre-order, and will be released on the 14th March!
I’m so excited for everyone to read it!
Now here are the facts. This is a prequel novella from the POV of Rónnat.
Anyone can read this novella – even those who have not started the series.
For those who have already read The Children of Gods and Fighting Men, I think you will really enjoy discovering more about Fódla’s mysterious sister.
It’s currently priced at 99p/$1.99! A bit of a bargain (even if I say so myself).
U.K. Amazon – https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dreams-Fire-Shauna-Lawless-ebook/dp/B0CTZQZH3M/ref=mp_s_a_1_4
Now, tell me this, are you a reviewer? If so, it’s up on Netgalley awaiting your request!
https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/book/318836
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Okay – so what is the novella about?
Here is the blurb!
The blurb
The immortals of Ireland renew their ancient warfare as the new generations come to terms with their place in the world. Part of Shauna Lawless’s critically acclaimed Gael Song series, Dreams of Fire introduces medieval Ireland as it was a century before The Children of Gods and Fighting Men.
Rónnat and Fódla are Descendants of the Tuatha Dé Danann. They live a peaceful life with their aged warrior father in the north of Ireland. The Fomorians – age-old enemies of their kind – are thought to be battle-vanquished, for no conflict has been fought between their immortal races for generations.
But rumours of war and endless shifting allegiances mean that the Descendants’ position is not secure in the mortal world. There are powerful voices among the Descendants who want their kind to dwell permanently in strongholds hidden from mortals – threatening Rónnat’s love of freedom.
And the Fomorians, though greatly reduced in number, are far from vanquished. Led by their mighty prince, Balorach, the remaining Fomorians, with their gift of fire-magic, seek to destroy the Descendants.
The Descendants have the advantage of their own magical powers, and mighty warriors defend them… but if they cannot be beaten, why do the voices Rónnat hears on the wind speak of death and destruction?
So there we have it – a new Gael Song story! For those who feel the wait for The Land of Living and the Dead is too long, here is something to keep you going! I’m a kind-hearted soul really!