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978-1035911325

Son of the Serpent

Son of the Serpent

by Shauna Lawless

Publisher Head of Zeus

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy, General Fiction, Adventure, and Historical Fiction

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The thrilling second volume in Gael Song: Era II sees invaders mass on Irish soil, kings lose their crowns, and Ireland's immortals discover new magical powers.

Winter 1169. Isolde arrives at the stronghold of the Descendants, her immortal kin. It soon becomes clear that Isolde is magically gifted, but as she learns to harness her abilities, visions of death and fire consume her. Heartbroken at parting from young warrior Cuan, and scarred by the destructive power of her enemies the Fomorians, Isolde struggles to find her place in the immortals' world.

Cuan, nephew to the High King, is growing in fame. Caught between a curse that will destroy him, a desire for revenge, and his love for Isolde, Cuan is offered a new path by a mysterious stranger. But a warrior so close to the king has many enemies, and with Isolde no longer at his side, escaping death a second time may prove impossible.

As war between Ireland's kingdoms continue, Anglo-Norman lords, eager for power, encroach ever further onto Irish soil. Ireland's clans must choose: work, and fight, together - or risk the destruction of their whole world.

Reviews for Shauna Lawless's Gael Song

'
Highlander meets The Last Kingdom' Anthony Ryan
'Absolutely luminous' 
Irish Independent
'A fine read' 
Mark Lawrence
'Completely captivating' 
Sarah Underwood

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About the Author

Shauna Lawless

Shauna Lawless is an avid reader of Irish mythology and folklore. As an Irish woman, she loves that Irish mythology has inspired so many stories over the years, however, she wanted to explore the history and mythology of Ireland in a more authentic way. She lives in Northern Ireland with her family.

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