Celtic Stories

The saga of the Antony family continues as the next generations take up where their forebearers left off.

Enter a world of wonder as you follow the young fairy Ehrynn Frostthorn on her path to uncover the mysteries surrounding her past. Advisory age: 13+ ✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧ SYNOPSIS It's been over a cycle since I was almost caught by the Hunters, since I was torn apart from my family and was thrown halfway across the dimension, to the Realm of Magic. They say Magic comes from who you are as a person, from your inner strength and determination to follow the path you're on- and if that's so, maybe I've lost it. Ever since that day I've been unable to spark even the tiniest bit of magical energy- or well, up until recently, that is. It all started after a slight deviation in this dream I've been having and an incident in the Nevadoran Forest- and now I suddenly got invited to study at a school for Magic, Arthyrell Academy. Will this finally lead me to the answers I've been seeking? ✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧ CONTENT WARNING A central focus in the book series is trauma. Therefore, this novel contains and explores themes surrounding mental health, mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety disorders, self harm & suicide, death - either of an individual or genocidal, and other forms of loss, (fantasy) violence and abuse & oppression in multiple forms or ways. This content, while written with care and respect, may be unsuitable for audiences under the age of 13, those who are susceptible to influence from or who are uncomfortable with these types of topics and those who experience triggers as a result of being subjected to harm by any of these circumstances. The novel includes these themes to shed light on and bring about debate on these topics, however this does not mean it will always be a pretty read-through. Especially graphic or shocking chapters contain their own seperate warning.

** LORE BACKSTORY ** Nymeria was the princess of Mythrendia. She lives in the castle who looks like a prison if she has free from her family. Nymeria was with her parents & her sister are also the royal family of Mythrendia. Her parents are arranged marriage by the arguments/parent fights & her sister was perfectionism because of her behavior. Only Nymeria was being disappointed & being matured by her mother's rules & overprotective. She needs to find a way for escape the castle & start her journey as she left her home. She needs her new life & new change. {Inspiration of The Dragon Prince, Supa Strikas, Winx Club or either many more both fantasy, any Folklores [Celtic, Authurian, etc...] & modern era movies/TV series (Both represented straight-ally 🖤🤍 & LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈), including based on my IRL story} Art cover by: Nightbooklet

Callas was the Celtic God of Mischief. He was banished from his Pantheon for a crime he did not mean to commit, and after a very long time, decides to head to Greece. A mistake on his part, for the most. Because now, he has to find and kill Loki, or Zeus will kill him. _________________ This was honestly a project for my english class that I waited to write until last minute so its very rushed Idk why I kept Act II and III in my drafts for five years but I finally posted them so now this is officially a completed book 💪

Only three things matter to all good fey; fighting, festivities and fornication. Eamon mac Aeveen is the youngest child of the king of the fey. With twenty-nine older siblings, Eamon's always allowed himself to indulge to excess even by fey standards. His fiann are the only ones he lets near, and even then they're at arm's length. But, he has earnt the fierce loyalty of his eight fighters and they are the only ones for whom he would lay down his immortal life. Their oath is strong and their bond stronger as they stalk Tir nAill and Innisfail for threats to the balance. What do you do when you find out your life is half a lie? Well, one-quarter a lie, anyway. Niamh O'Callaghan was a normal girl. Or, so she thought. When a chance encounter with two strange boys finds Niamh in some perverted version of Hogwarts, she has to learn to fight, weave magic, and not fall for Killian, the boy with the brilliant blue eyes. Because fey are not like humans and there is nothing normal about falling for one. Thank Danu for Lachlan, who is more brother than friend in such a strange place. The only thing stronger than your oath... If falling for Killian wasn't worrying enough, Eamon's return to Gryffnhall throws Niamh's world upside down once more. Once a friend to her parents and still haunted by their deaths, Eamon has nothing to lose and everything to gain by taking Niamh from Killian, and he sets out to do just that using every tool in his royal fey arsenal. Niamh's determined not to give into either of them ...is the power of Her heart. But, an old evil is resurfacing and Niamh has an inheritance to claim from the king. So, Eamon and the Gryffyns are tasked with escorting Niamh and her fiann to the king. And, if they can lure out the big bad gunning for Niamh, all the better. But, travelling in close quarters stirs up trouble between Kilian and Eamon in the battle for Niamh.

When a troubled Irish teen named Lore Donovan uncovers his family's buried ties to the Fae, he's pulled into the ruthless politics of the Aos Sí and forced to decide whether hiding from the world is safer than embracing a legacy that could shatter both his mind and reality itself.

Who knew dusting a couple of rogue vampires would make high school harder? Last year, Mia helped eliminate some rival vampires wreaking havoc on her city. She thought that victory had bought her a shot at normalcy-grades, gossip, maybe even a real date with the cute boy in her history class. But normal dies fast when a note appears in her locker with a single message: someone knows what she did. Suddenly Mia's not planning movie nights-she's rearranging her life around the demands of her blackmailer. Exposure doesn't just mean social ruin; it means being labeled a ruthless executioner who eliminates her competition. The shadows are closing in. Her friend's sudden, obsessive curiosity about the undead is raising alarms. And her new boyfriend? He's hiding something dark, something primal-a secret so monstrous, Mia might not survive the truth. 🔸Note: This is the sequel to You Were What You Eat, but you 𝒅𝒐 𝒏𝒐𝒕 have to have read that book to enjoy this one.🔸

The outposts are one thing, fey court is another entirely. With an inherited title she didn't earn and massive shoes to fill, Niamh tries to adjust to fey court. Dwendardian's forces are bombarding the castle, demanding Niamh's head for their leader. The harder she trains, the less adequate she feels, not in the least when her growing power only seems to be present when Eamon's annoying her. There is very little difference between love, lust and obsession. But, there is more than looming threats to the safety of all realms; the king's sons are caught in their own games and aren't averse to getting someone killed. While Eamon reminds himself his feelings for Niamh go no further than a simple fey obsession, he is still involved in the tug of war for power among the king's children. Fey obsession is a dangerous thing... So, oaths are formed and relationships tested as Niamh and Eamon are forced to hide away with the hope the fey can draw the fomorians away from Elfhaven. There, their own relationship is tested as Niamh gives in to her attraction to him. ...and, Eamon's will not be the only oath broken. But, once the threat is passed and they are back among others, Eamon is cold, distant, and his oath is near broken. But, not as broken as Killian, who senses the connection now forged between Eamon and Niamh. In faery, friend and foe hangs on a single whim. As Niamh continues to learn more about her fey heritage, she will come to see that there are many layers to the fey psyche. And, while she's slowly shedding some humanity and becoming one of them, she's only barely scratched the surface.

Twelve-year-old Isaac O'Connor hates visiting his relatives in Ireland. But when his cousin leads him deep into the forest of Knockma on Halloween night, he's swept up by a host of creatures once thought to be myth. Waking the next day in the Faerie Rath of Daithi's Leabha, Isaac finds that ten years have passed in a single night . . . and he's not alone. An impossibly beautiful Aes Sídhe named Sive has been left with Isaac, abandoned in the human world. Together they must stave off formidable hordes of destructive creatures called Fomoire, as they search for a way to send Sive through the Veil: home to the Otherworld. Based on the poem "The Stolen Child" by Irish poet W.B. Yeats.

Once upon a time. A lost boy was saved by a white Deer. The boy made a promise that he would help the deer in his time of need. The Deer told the boy that once he becomes a Godkin, he must use his powers to protect the circle of life. The boy didn't understand but agreed. Thus the time has finally come to fulfill his promise.

* A Scions of the Tuatha Dé novel * A headless rider just dragged two recluse brothers into a supernatural fight to save 15th Century Ireland. Donal struggles with a tormented mind-but it wasn't always so. His older brother, Finn, set aside his own ambitions to raise Donal and save their late parents' failing farm. When Finn is kidnapped by a creature known only through folk tales, Donal receives help from unlikely sources-an old family friend and their landlord's daughter-to save him. They introduce the brothers to a new truth: their mythical heroes, the Tuatha Dé, were real and the young men are among their descendants. The descendants of ancient villains, the Fomori, walk their world as well, threatening to unleash a supernatural blight upon the entire land.

In a land shaped by myth and mist, young Aisling is drawn into an ancient destiny after her mother's mysterious death. Marked by forgotten bloodlines and haunted woods, she must face secrets buried deep in her village's past-and herself-before her eighteenth birthday seals her fate. A tale of magic, memory, and survival.

Princess of the Highlands Trilogy Book 2 ~~~ A CRY FOR VALOUR Five years since the last blood heir to the Scottish throne was imprisoned by Danish invaders, death her only prospect. Two since the Lowlanders rescued their princess while failing to free their country, waging a winter's war. One since the princess went into hiding and the Scots sent envoys to Cymru, hoping to secure aid against their common enemies. Her country in ruins, her fighting men few, Fiona McCurragh nonetheless finds courage as the Lowlanders return from Cymru. As winter thaws into spring, the Danes renew their hunt for the Scottish princess, nearly discovering her and the Scots' newfound Cymreig allies. The Scots, forced to play their hand, retaliate by launching their third war against their invaders. Yet the elder son of Chieftain McCladden and Fiona McCurragh soon realise that not all battles are won with men and spears; some are of the heart. In an unforeseen act of treachery, Fiona is captured and held prisoner at Caerloch Castle, awaiting torture and execution. Meanwhile, the Lowlanders and the Cymry find themselves faced by Lady Nuith's innumerable hosts and beyond the reach of the silent Highlanders. Torn between surrender or death, honouring their oaths may be the Scots' final defence. --- **Highest ranking: #47 in Historical Fiction 12/17/2021** © Cheyenne van Langevelde 2024. All rights reserved.

𝔚𝔥𝔢𝔫 𝔬𝔫𝔢 𝔠𝔯𝔬𝔰𝔰𝔢𝔰 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔔𝔲𝔢𝔢𝔫 𝔬𝔣 𝔉𝔞𝔢𝔯𝔦𝔢, 𝔴𝔞𝔯 𝔥𝔬𝔯𝔫𝔰 𝔟𝔩𝔞𝔯𝔢 𝔩𝔬𝔲𝔡𝔢𝔯 𝔱𝔥𝔞𝔫 𝔱𝔥𝔲𝔫𝔡𝔢𝔯. Caitria Ashwood, Oberon's lost daughter, has survived the journey through Tír na nÓg, but Queen Titania has a vengeance as old as time. As the horns of war sound throughout the Realm of Fae, Caitria knows she has to stand for fight. With her new friends at her side, she journeys to the Lost Realm in pursuit of the one person who can help their cause. New, and lost, allies creep from the shadows, ready to fight the oppressive reign of Queen Titania.

This is a Book Of Shadows for witchcraft practitioners, such as myself. If you're coming here for childhood spells, this isn't the right place. Some things will include, but not limited to: Spells Sigils Deities Paganism Moon Phases Witchy Youtubers Incense Symbols ☽ Hope you enjoy your stay! - Your local Norse Pagan witch, FreyjaAine

Would you bleed for power? 🔥 A dark Celtic tale #Fantasy #Mythology"

In the misty, bloody, and often surreal enchanted land of Fodla, the newly established Tuathal dynasty seated at the hill of Tara reigns supreme above all other men, monster and otherworldly folk. The second born, a particularly cursed prince of Tara is bound to the destiny of the legendary hero of the Gael, and given a magical command (a geisa) to never fall or lose a contest. Cast out, Eochaid Find, sets out on a journey and discovers his role to play in the liberation of the enslaved and unification of the Gaelic people. Conn, the first prince of Tara is commanded from birth by geisa to conqueror all of Fodla. Eochaid Find and Conn's starcrossed, blood soaked, and magic infused fates are set against one another, where an unstoppable force is destined to meet a immoveable hero. When Eochaid find and Conn clash, they will change the island of Fodla forever.

A collection of short stories that I've written in my journals over the years. Not necessarily nonfiction, but some things have been inspired by real-life events in high school. Will probably cover all aspects of life.

"What does a slave do?" While the story that started in the Black Sea Region continues on the Antonine Wall, there is a call for miracles from the lips... From the beginning of history, a fairy tale from A.C. 140... She was the last slave of the Antonine Wall... If you want to read only a love novel; The Celts are a lot more and different than that... All the stereotypes about historical fiction in your mind are about to be destroyed ... Are you ready to be slied into the magic of True Tales?