Druid Stones Saga

Myth and magic meet Scottish history. Scotland, 9th century. An unlikely warrior forges unusual alliances as his way of life comes under attack from a deadly foe. Farm labourer Donnell worships the old gods, sleeps in the stables and trusts the circle of Mor-druids to protect the realm. When his Laird instructs him to carry an important message to the North, Donnell sets out – but is thwarted by dangers beyond his imagination. Why won't the druids harness the power of the ancient stones to respond to the Norse threat? What will it take to defend his village – and the kingdom? The Druid Stones saga starts here.

A renewed Norse threat and an army of Picts raise the stakes as winter descends on the kingdom. Cardhu is lost to the Norse. Further inland a new settlement grows, in the shadow of a ruined tower with a history of its own. At last it seems as if the druid stones will be together again, allowing the place to be protected. But before the spell is cast, the druidess Méabh is abducted, forcing Donnell and his companions on a treacherous journey towards the great capital – where new armies gather. Men are lost along the way, and old adversaries return. But nothing can prepare them for the events that will unfold by the church of Cathures, on the shores of the great River Clud.