Colin McMahon, a young artist and the namesake of an ancient Irish hero, must face the newly awakened god of an Irish cult that his namesake defeated

Cromm

Literature & Fiction

Flint, Kenneth

United States

DOUBLEDAY

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Broadway

Heir to Destiny Cumhal MacTredhorn, the proud chieftain of the Fianna warriors, had defied Conn the Hundred Fighter, Irelandâ€™s cruel High-King. Urged by the whispers of his evil Druid Tagd, Conn ordered the murder of Cumhal- and all his kin. Warned by a vision, Cumhalâ€™s bride escaped with her newborn son. Raised in secret in the depths of the forest, this golden-haired youth learned the stealth of the fox, the speed of the stag, and the strength of the bear, and grew into a mighty hunter called Finn the Fair. Pursued by the High-Kingâ€™s armies, and the dark powers of the Sidhe, Finn began a heroic odyssey to reclaim his heritage, aided by the mystic harper Cnu, the giant warrior Caolite MacRonan, and the hotblooded Fionulla, who taught him the ways of love. Then, at last, came the hour of his destiny, and he was determined that no sorcery or might of arms would stop his thirst for justice.

Challenge of Clans

Spectra

Finn MacCumhal, ancient Ireland's greatest legendary hero, embarks on a dangerous quest into the magical realm of the Land of the Fair in order to acquire a powerful weapon

Storm Shield

Champions/sidhe

Bantam]

A boy, Lugh Lamfada, escapes the destruction of his home by sinister forces. Rescued by sea-god Manannan MacLir, Lugh is sent into Eire on a mission: to aid the Tuatha de Darnann, enslaved by monstrous pirates called Fomor.\nLugh boldly invades the Fomor headquarters, a Tower of Glass, and discovers that the Fomor are the ones who destroyed his home. Through intrigues, battles, and the help of odd, new friends, Lugh challenges the Fomor and their giant, armored leader: Balor One-Eye.\nManannan supplies Lugh with the Riders, a magical warrior troop. In a final confrontation, the Formor hold on the Dananns is broken. Balor and Tower of Glass, however, are still a threat.\nThe Riders of the Sidhe is Book One of "The Gods of Eire" trilogy, an epic retelling of Celtic legend, filled with fire and magic of the ancient bards.

The Riders of the Sidhe (Sidhe Legends)

BANTAM BOOKS

When the evil lord Balor and his dark Druid Mathgen order the traitorous Bres to recapture the isle of Eire, young Lugh and his band of champions pledge to defend their homeland

Champions of Sidhe

MASTER OF THE SIDHE

Now the final battle approaches. The races of Erin join to free their homeland from the foul Fomor and their nightmare engines. But the evil lord Balor plans a fearful vengeance, and captures the sea-god Manannan MacLir. On a deadly mission go the Champions of Eire: young Lugh, the Master of the Silver Warriors; his beloved Aine; the fearless Taillta; Morrigan, the Raven warrior-woman; Shaglan, the Pooka Shapeshifter; the mighty Dagda and his brave son Angus.

Master of the Sidhe

Skeptic Robert Cassiday is suddenly touched by the supernatural when his closest friend, Phillip Buckley, is savagely murdered, and he discovers that there are people who would go to any length to stop Buckley's research into the violence paralyzing the country

Otherworld

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Cromm

Cromm

Challenge of Clans

Storm Shield

Champions/sidhe

The Riders of the Sidhe (Sidhe Legends)

Champions of Sidhe

Master of the Sidhe

Cromm

Otherworld