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Folk'd #3
Completely Folk'd
The Final installment in the Folk'd Trilogy:
When Danny Morrigan lost his partner and his baby son, seemingly into thin air, he had no way of knowing that this was only the beginning of his headlong trip down the rabbit hole. He discovered the ancient history of his Morrigan bloodline, their pivotal role in preventing a massive supernatural invasion from the dark faerie hordes of the Otherworld, and the truth about his father.
In this, the third and final volume of the Folk'd trilogy, the world itself is changed irrevocably. Danny must come to terms with his powers, find his baby son, defeat his faerie nemesis, make peace with his father and cope with his role in a world now awakened to the presence of magic.
No pressure.
When Danny Morrigan lost his partner and his baby son, seemingly into thin air, he had no way of knowing that this was only the beginning of his headlong trip down the rabbit hole. He discovered the ancient history of his Morrigan bloodline, their pivotal role in preventing a massive supernatural invasion from the dark faerie hordes of the Otherworld, and the truth about his father.
In this, the third and final volume of the Folk'd trilogy, the world itself is changed irrevocably. Danny must come to terms with his powers, find his baby son, defeat his faerie nemesis, make peace with his father and cope with his role in a world now awakened to the presence of magic.
No pressure.
368 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 8, 2013
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July 11, 2017
The battle of good over evil continues.
Loved the whole thing from start to finish, a trilogy in 4 parts. If you want to know which side( if either) triumphs you will have to read it yourself. Magic, myths, legend and Ireland it has it all. I am really glad that I finally found the time to read these tales. I hope that Laurence Donaghy writes many more stories in the same vein. This series does include swearing, so it is not suitable as a bedtime story for little ones.
Loved the whole thing from start to finish, a trilogy in 4 parts. If you want to know which side( if either) triumphs you will have to read it yourself. Magic, myths, legend and Ireland it has it all. I am really glad that I finally found the time to read these tales. I hope that Laurence Donaghy writes many more stories in the same vein. This series does include swearing, so it is not suitable as a bedtime story for little ones.
October 2, 2015
The author told me at conventions that there was a wolf called Bosco in the third book. He isn't mentioned until the last 10 pages. Was seriously starting to think he was bullshitting me to sell books
January 9, 2016
Folk'ing great conclusion to an epic triology
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