Gaelic Stories

The Camp Shamrock Chronicles adds the Celtic pantheon of gods to the Percy Jackson universe. Follows Lucas, Mark, and Gwen as they embark on a quest to retrieve the gods' most treasured artifact: The Harp of The Dagda.

After nine years dormant, a magical talent re-awakens in Kestutis Naujokas, an exiled Lenkish shaman. On the eve of a summer festival, he is asked to demonstrate it to the warders at Dun Dubh fortress. But is he able to control it - and will it be his greatest triumph, or his greatest disaster? A New Year serial from the Insulan Empire series. (With apologies - and acknowledgements - to Brian Friel for the title.)

Arcadia thrives hidden in plain sight, benefitting from bountiful trade deals from neighbouring Kingdoms. The city, carved into a mountain isle in the Northern Ocean is the epitome of prosperity. They have but one rule; nobody leaves. However, when a royal visit goes awry, Arcadia is thrown into anarchy and the secrets of the realm are uncovered.

From mermaids to sirens, unicorns to faeries, cupid to witches - this is a book of mythology! Covering the original stories of the original mythologies and than an explanation on how we interpret this today! if you're a fan of mythology this book is for you!

Ranked: #1 in bargains Oct/ #7 in gaelic Oct/ #7 in theforgotten Oct/ #13 in oath Oct "Unedited" What do you know about faeries? They are tiny. They have wings. They use magic dust to fly. All faeries are nice. Well, Nope. Some do. Haha, nope. Definitely, most certainly NOPE! The war between faeries has reached a breaking point. A millennium of endless battles would do that to any kind. A bargain was struck to diminish the fires of war between the two clans. Favors for favors was sealed in the markings of the royals and kept the peace for centuries. Until a cataclysmic mishap threatened to ignite the war again and end years of truce. In a sorrowful moment of anguish another bargain was struck. A hand twining, the Dark Prince and the Light Princess. Will the hand twining unite the Lights and Darks? Will be enough to end the war once and for all? Will the Light Princess and the Dark Prince have a chance to fall in love? And what about that human boy the Princess met? Join me in a story that was weaved from despair, to uncover loss, bravery, sacrifice, trust, grief and perhaps love. ** Warning ** There will be some gruesome and violent details. Approach cautiously. it's just that some creatures are more heartless than others. Let me assure you that you will be drowning in emotions. Hopefully you'll laugh, and I apologize if you cried. Be prepared for some reading, because we're just getting started.

A wrong turn in a forest leads Esme into a different version of reality to her own, one where every living thing has a spirit, and creatures of myth and folklore walk between the trees. But once in this world, Esme cannot find her way out. This is a story of fae, magic, and finding your way home. For fans of Spirited Away, Alice in Wonderland, and the Grimm Fairy Tales. Cover: "Enchanted Woods" by bluespecsstudio

Two strangers-one human, the other inhuman-are thrust into an enigmatic world, one that feels as alien as it is unsettling. Neither remembers their past, identities, or how they came to be in this strange place. All they have left are their names and an inexplicable, powerful sense of loyalty to one another, a weird bond that went over time and memory. As they explore their new surroundings, they encounter others; locals of a world split into small pocket lands, which they call "layers". Haunted by fleeting, cryptic visions and driven by the need for answers, the pair ventures deeper into the unknown. Along the way, they must confront both external threats and the inner turmoil of discovering who-or what-they truly are. With each step, the mystery of their relocation unravels, revealing not only the secrets of the world they now inhabit but also the deeper, more unsettling truth of the lives they left behind.

Poems about the mountains of Scotland and their enduring magnetism. For the uninitiated, Scotland's mountains are grouped by height, those above 3000ft being named The Munros. There are 282 of these, so climbing them all is a suitably challenging ambition. My poems are only about the ones I have climbed, and will include some lower, and equally worthy Scottish mountains too.

Easterlind is ripping itself apart. Prejudices against the northern highland clans and southern mountain clans inflict death and war on both peoples. Now, the new Orn, leader of both north and south, must pull her people back as one. Just after taking the mantle, Ingrid must unite the two very separate cultures together after years of divide and defend from new threats from outside world and within her own people.

idk it's my ocs and their shenanigans

David Castlellaw is anxious to revive Kate's Time--the time-management phone app that was the brainchild of his dearly departed girlfriend. With half a dozen loyal employees depending on him, he doesn't have the bandwidth to add another distraction to his overloaded, stressful life--certainly not the time to delve into the mystery of Aubrey Wisheart, the strange young woman who shows up at his new offices with a mop and a handful of wildflowers. Is she just a janitor or is she something more?

One of these girls is not like the others. Liliwin Somerhild is the Visigoth heir. She is destined to rule the tribe like her father before her, but her grandmother's work as a shaman interests her more. She's dragged into a ritual to summon the ancient goddess of war Frejya, to protect her people from the invading Romans. What could go wrong?

Saoirse de Búrca is just a young girl too rich to live in the villages yet too poor to live in the cities. At fifteen years old however she becomes far more than that when she receives the one thing she has always wanted. To be blessed with the gift of being Chosen.

Emma laced up her football boots and gazed out at the green field, her curly brown hair bouncing with each nod. She had never played Gaelic football before, but something about the rough grass and the smell of fresh air made her feel like she was meant to be here. Coach O'Connor, a tall man with a grey beard, stood before her, a gentle smile on his face.

"GAA isn't life!" Well it is for Ari. Ari is a young girl, she attends college in Ireland County Kerry she's big into her GAA. What happend if her dream for playing for Kerry Came true?

'My free hand slowly moves my hair out of my eyes as the breeze flows between us, how long had it been since someone looked into them with meaning.. His hand moves under my own, thumb caressing the top of it with a softness I hadn't expected. He touches me, without a sign of disgust or anger. My awe of the moment leaves me momentarily unaware of anything else in existence, how long had it been since I was touched without it being painful..' Siobhan had always been the quiet woman who blended well into the crowd, rarely did anyone pay the poor working class attention. Determined to find happiness in a underprivileged life, she'd grown fond of Nature and it's beauty that was vast and free to experience. And though the world had forgotten most of the scattered shrines of the ancient days she would tend to any she found. No one deserved to feel as lonely as she did, and no one deserved to be forgotten. Centuries had passed since the other world lived among humans in sight, the world of the humans becoming less knowledgeable and accepting of such life. And though Siobhan had only heard a few tales of the past she desired to give a part of herself to the lost connection. Crimson, flowing falls of blood. It's the only way he will be able to free her from the human world.

This is the story of a girl who loved chickens, especially her only rooster, Bry-Bry. (Each character has a name describing their personality. Feel free to search the meanings if you're interested.)