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Danann Conquest

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It Rained Fire & Death…

The year was 1100 BC when the terrifying comet came crushing down from the sky and obliterated the Tuatha de Danann civilization. Almost everyone met destruction, but the survivors manage to avoid certain death and escape using flying crafts. They land near Lough Aillionn, but their adventures are not over.

A Clash of Kings

The advanced technology of the Danann survivors makes them a target for local kings who want to maintain the status quo, so they engage in battle for survival. Suddenly the Danann find themselves once again fighting for their lives.

Only the villagers of Tomregen, led by the elder of the bards and his three children, have understood and welcomed the Danann survivors. Now, the two clashing sides are ready to meet on the battlefield.

The Future Is at Stake

Will the Danann survive yet another challenge? How will they defeat the mighty kings? Learn how the Danann established their reign over Ireland in this electrifying story…

278 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 6, 2018

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February 10, 2018
It’s been umpteen years since I read any Irish mythology. As a small child my Father used to read to me tales such as the Legend of Finn McCool and Deirdre (my own name) of the Sorrows. These memories made this book even more enjoyable. The story line engages the reader almost immediately. I say “almost” since it took a wee while to get used to the Irish names. The book is written in present tense. I found this a little jarring at first but now think it added tension and urgency to the plotline. I hope the author writes more books as I would certainly enjoy reading his work again.
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January 27, 2018
Excellent melding of multiple Irish myths, creating a compelling story of an ancient time. The author has created a complex world with several totally different societies, and just like in our current time, these societies are struggling mightily to try to learn to live with one another. Multiple fantasy concepts are used successfully in this story (time travel, mind melding, visions, etc).
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January 23, 2018
This book is full of detail that launches the reader into the mythical world ancient Ireland. The author shares an intimate grasp of the lands and people of his ancient heritage, immersing the reader in visitations from the spirit world and the conflicts of man. Highly entertaining.
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February 2, 2018
A mythical Irish story comes alive in this novel . Because of the great descriptions by the author, I was able to see the visions, the conflicts and the magnificent flying machines. If you like fantasy and ancient Irish culture, this is a must read.
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February 6, 2018
Wonderful story

The story is well written leaving the reader with a greater appreciation for historical significance of past events. The descriptions given of this ancient time are clear and concise and the stories flows easily. A thoroughly enjoyable read.
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January 29, 2018
Very enjoyable read!

Good story, great characters, loved the ancient culture! Highly recommended for readers of fantasy, historical fiction, and all things Irish!
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February 3, 2018
Loved it! Engaging and enjoyable throughout! Great balance between character development and action. Looking forward to the next edition.
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