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Land of the Leprechaun (Large Print Edition)
Hardcover
Series: Tales of Eiru, Book 1
FantasyGeneral FictionHistorical Fiction
Publisher Price: $36.49
ISBN13: 9784824166791
Publisher: Next Chapter
Published: Feb 9 2023
Pages: 400
Weight: 1.74
Height: 1.00 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
In 3rd century Ireland, strife and war have torn apart the island of Eiru.
The fall of the Fianna and the subsequent collapse in prosperity have given rise to a new faith, determined to expel the pagan ways in favour of a new God. In a world where humans clash over power, Leprechauns are the last remaining warriors of the Sidibe.
After the heir to the Mumhan throne is murdered, twin brothers drag their kingdom into a conflict over which one will be the successor. With war drawing closer to their borders, can the new Mumhan king navigate the relationship between his volatile brother and the burdensome duty of kingship, while protecting the land of the Leprechaun from the humans?
A compelling fantasy adventure set in the Irish Dark Ages, 'Land of the Leprechaun' is the first book in Lance Kerrigan's Tales of the Eiru series of fantasy novels.
This is the large print edition of Land of the Leprechaun, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.
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