Tuathadedanann Stories

In an age before history, when gods still walked the earth and the land remembered their names... The ancient world fractures under climate collapse, war, and the fall of kingdoms. The People of Danu-called the Danann-are driven into exile. Once masters of knowledge, craft, and the skies, their civilization is hunted, feared, and nearly extinguished. Their homeland, a chain of islands in the great ocean near the inland sea, is struck by a comet sent by their Goddess, Danu, and swallowed beneath the waves. The survivors escape in airships, seeking refuge on the northern island called Éire. There, the White Horse Oracle foretells their arrival: they come in peace, yet conflict is probable. Indeed, war does break out, and from its ashes the Danann rise to power across the land. The White Horse Oracle is a sweeping mythological fantasy of exile, invasion, and memory-where legends are not born of heroism, but of survival.

An incredible tale that spans the folk tales and mythologies of the world throughout the stars. In a world where mythology isn't supposed to be real, two aspiring archaeologists learn that nothing is as simple as appearances will show, and mythology isn't as fantastical as the tales make it to be. Join them on the fight of their lives that will take them from the hollows of the Fae, to the temples of the gods of Egypt and beyond, to stop an ancient and arising evil that seeks not to dominate worlds, but whose goal is incredibly more sinister.

I've spent my entire life never knowing who my parents were and not knowing why I was left abandoned in an alleyway as a baby. When you can see the bad guys coming and can taste the lies coming out of their mouth, you tend to make a few enemies; but I wasn't going to be victim any longer just because people didn't like what I knew or how I looked. Needless to say, I barely graduated high school without being expelled for fighting. When I received a mysterious letter with no return address and a one way ticket out of this shitty town, I took it and ran like hell. Now I'm at some school with creatures that I thought only existed in fairy-tales and steamy romance novels. I have a centaur for a teacher, a sexy dragon-shifter as a mentor and a room mate with antlers that thinks vines are clothes. And did I mention that I'm half Fae? Yup, turns out I'm bad ass for a reason other than my skills with a knife.

Every time there is a war coming close Tuatha De Danann picks 10 champions. Each champion embodies one of the 10 war gods, Lugh, Bodb, Macha, Ogma, Nemhain, Nuada, Camulus, Fea, Donn, and The Morrigan. But the Fomors also chose 10 champions of their own. Now the fate of the world rests in the balance.

A cheerful adventure from rural Ireland. The happy wanderers recovering from their river trip have business in town. Romance, humour and ancient maps all feature in this episode.

* A Scions of the Tuatha Dé novel * Book 1: The Blighted Treasure (Complete) A supernatural fight for the fate of 15th Century Ireland will be decided by a pair of farmers. Their parents' passing leaves brothers Donal and Finn with little more than a failing farm. Finn sets aside his ambitions to save their family's land and help Donal deal with a disorder that torments his mind. Donal is forced to fend for himself after his older brother is kidnapped by a creature known only through folk tales - a headless rider. As Donal sets out to save his brother, he learns the truth about his family. Their mythical heroes, the Tuatha Dé, are real, and the brothers are among their descendants. Ancient villains known as the Fomori are bent on unleashing a supernatural blight upon the land. Other local descendants of the Tuatha Dé take Donal on a journey across medieval Donegal. He'll learn about ancient magic hiding in plain sight. He'll stand toe-to-toe with mythical creatures, fight off sorcerers' spells and cross spears with brutes twice his size. Can Donal and his people catch the Fomori in time to save their home?

An idyll about a hot lil femme

The two friends need a miracle. Trapped by the spirits of an ancient race they look for help. Set in rural Ireland, this is a tale of friendship, humour and adventure.