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Bwy Hir #3
Mirror Men
The Bwy Hir trilogy concludes with the Triskele on the brink of collapse. Gwyn Morgan, used to his solitude and isolation, is thrust into harms way when Awel Chan y Bant sends him on a quest to find his sister, Anwen Morgan and her son and bring them back to the safety of the Dell.
Arawn grows desperate to become Bwy Hir once again and Atgas, reduced to existing in a hovel, becomes increasingly concerned that Arawn will not give her what he promised.
The utter destruction of the Triskele hangs in the balance…can it be saved?
Arawn grows desperate to become Bwy Hir once again and Atgas, reduced to existing in a hovel, becomes increasingly concerned that Arawn will not give her what he promised.
The utter destruction of the Triskele hangs in the balance…can it be saved?
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First published November 25, 2013
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About the author
Lowri Thomas
5 books35 followersWelsh born Lowri Thomas lives in North Wales with her husband, two children and a merry band of Jack Russell dogs.
Her debut novel the Triskele was inspired by her love of Welsh mythology, history, traditions and many hours rambling through the hills and mountains of Snowdonia.
When asked how to pronounce her name, she explained, "Its not as complicated as it looks! You pronounce is LOW...ERR...EE."
THE TRISKELE and R'HELA is available to download in paperback or ebook version. The third of the trilogy, MIRROR MEN is due in the fall.
Her debut novel the Triskele was inspired by her love of Welsh mythology, history, traditions and many hours rambling through the hills and mountains of Snowdonia.
When asked how to pronounce her name, she explained, "Its not as complicated as it looks! You pronounce is LOW...ERR...EE."
THE TRISKELE and R'HELA is available to download in paperback or ebook version. The third of the trilogy, MIRROR MEN is due in the fall.
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December 27, 2023
The build.of evil is coming for the Nephillim.and the ordinary people are caught in the middle.
Good tension buildibg
Good tension buildibg
January 15, 2014
The best way I can describe this great trilogy is to pretend I'm a fish just caught by an angler.
The first book 'The Triskele' hooked me.
The second book 'R'hela' played and teased me.
And this third book landed me!
What an absolutely brilliant story - someone, somewhere, has just GOT to make this into a movie film - AS SOON AS POSSIBLE PLEASE!
I know this series is a trilogy, but I hope that does not mean there will be no more such tales from this Author.
Such talent must not be allowed to quietly fade away.
MORE PLEASE LOWRI THOMAS ....
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The first book 'The Triskele' hooked me.
The second book 'R'hela' played and teased me.
And this third book landed me!
What an absolutely brilliant story - someone, somewhere, has just GOT to make this into a movie film - AS SOON AS POSSIBLE PLEASE!
I know this series is a trilogy, but I hope that does not mean there will be no more such tales from this Author.
Such talent must not be allowed to quietly fade away.
MORE PLEASE LOWRI THOMAS ....
See my review also at:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-revie...
http://www.amazon.com/product-reviews...
October 9, 2015
Loved the trilogy. Well written, great characters, but the ending just flopped a bit. I would have loved a bit more information on really what happened...who was the good spirit. I have my suspicion about Artur, but may be I am wrong. What happened to those escaped? Did they all survive especially the barkeep? It just felt a bit like author knew she was done and she felt "Well..good riddance, on to next" I actually hope that she is writing another one about the boy, I mean that's just a whole huge opportunity there.
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