
A poetic novella of ancient Irish immortals facing renewed war and shifting allegiances.
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A poetic novella of ancient Irish immortals facing renewed war and shifting allegiances.
The immortals of Ireland renew their ancient warfare as the new generations come to terms with their place in the world. Part of Shauna Lawless's critically acclaimed Gael Song series, the novella Dreams of Fire introduces medieval Ireland as it was a century before The Children of Gods and Fighting Men. Rónnat and Fódla are Descendants of the Tuatha Dé Danann. They live a peaceful life with their aged warrior father in the north of Ireland. The Fomorians – age-old enemies of their kind – are th...
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Ancient warfare, deaths, and destruction; peril without graphic gore focus
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Passing ties to Irish mythic divine ancestry (Tuatha Dé Danann)
Fire-magic, immortal powers, prophetic dreams and voices central to plot
No real-world occult content present
Shifting allegiances; debate over isolation versus freedom among immortals
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Threat of destruction and confinement; mortality and loss themes
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