Set in Ireland’s deep past, this is the story of Fionna
O'Donnel, a sorceress from a line of magick women, who was banished from her
home in Atrium for ten years because she betrayed her father’s wishes
concerning an arranged marriage. Her home, GleannTaise Castle, has been taken
over by English knight Sir Raymond DeClare at the English king’s command. All
around the castle the land is laid waste under a curse.
Fionna once save DeClare’s life and she knows he holds the
key to her people’s destiny, if not her own. Raymond must safeguard GleannTaise
and take an Irish bride of noble birth. He is wildly attracted to Fiona and
knows nothing of her parentage.
It’s a good story, well-told (albeit with some head hopping
that will jar the reader at times). There is treachery, betrayal, the Irish
trying to live under English rule and even fairies! I’ve read all three in the
trilogy and loved them.
The Irish Trilogy:
The Irish Princess
The Irish Enchantress
The Irish Knight
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