The Islands in the Mist SERIES
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A darkness only a deal with Death can defeat.
The Romans say the women of the isle are witches.
And they most certainly are.
Shrouded in mist and hidden from the world of men, the Sisterhood has grown in power for generations. Only those within the Great Circle know of the ancient hallow they steward—a hallow that has disappeared, along with the most powerful priestess among them.
Then the terror begins.
Bran is summoned home from the border to a slain chieftain and a dying mother, both victims of a strange attack in the night. The clan blames wolves, but his mother insists it was something far worse.
Bran rallies the warriors of the Great Circle to defend the clans against the mysterious threat. But some enemies cannot be defeated by the sword.
On his journey for answers, Bran crosses paths with Lucia, a young widow burdened by visions that invariably come to pass. Lucia possesses the Sight, a gift she has spent her life hiding, but such gifts refuse to be ignored.
Lucia, her strangely gifted stable boy, and a mute selkie become Bran's most unlikely allies. But even their combined powers are not enough to turn the tide.
Desperate to save his people, Bran ventures where no living man belongs and makes a pact with Arawn, God of Death.
And bargains with Death always carry a price.
Fate cannot be outrun. Destiny cannot be denied.
Nine moons have passed since the devastating battle against the cauldron-born.
From its survivors, Bran forges a new clan. Beneath the sigil of the Oak, his people build a new life near the Sacred Grove. Settled, Bran asks Lucia to become his queen, but Lucia has been called to another path. Forced to choose between love and a life devoted to the Old Ways, which will she sacrifice?
On a distant shore, an exiled Cerridwen gives birth to the child she vowed to destroy. Yet when she beholds his radiant face, she cannot bring herself to kill him. Instead, she casts him into the sea, surrendering him to the Great Mother.
Fate delivers the golden child into the arms of an unlikely protector–a man upon whom fortune has never smiled. Seeing the child's radiant brow, he gives him a name destined to become legend: Taliesin.
With Taliesin's arrival, fortune smiles not only upon him, but on his entire house.
Yet the wheel of fortune is known to turn.
As the years pass, old grievances fester and powerful enemies gather beyond the safety of the Oaks' borders. Revenge, betrayal, and the promise of gold draw danger ever closer, while a prophecy casts its shadow over Bran, Lucia, and the children whose destinies have becoming entwined with Taliesin's own.
They know darkness is coming, but they do not know when.
When it inevitably strikes, it carries those they love far across the sea, where their destinies await.
Rome has abandoned Britannia, and the wolves are gathering.
Grown soft from five generations of Roman order, the people of Brython struggle against a rising tide of enemies. Picts descend from the North, Irish raiders strike from the West, and ever-growing numbers of Saxons press inland from the East and South.
But there is hope.
Emrys, son of Constantine, returns to reclaim his father's usurped throne. With the military might of his brother Uthyr and the enigmatic druid Myrthin at his side, he launches a fiery campaign to unite the chieftains of Brython and drive the invaders from their shores.
Bran pledges the Oaks to his cause, knowing the threat is greater than any one clan can face alone. His strength and loyalty are stretched as he struggles to meet the rising demands of king, clan, and family—as well as those of his otherworldly master, Arawn, who has a dangerous task of his own for him.
Meanwhile, Taliesin answers a different call.
Drawn beyond the world of men in search of the truth about his past, the golden child grows into a bard of extraordinary power. His journey leads him through enchanted realms, into the company of gods, and beneath a mountain where a supernatural battle for dominion rages.
A red dragon. A white dragon. And a battle that foretells the fate of Brython.
As war consumes the land, reaping peasant and chieftain alike, the old world begins to fall away and the threads of legend draw ever tighter.
From the ashes rises Uthyr Pendragon—the man who will turn back the storm and father a legend.
Every secret demands sacrifice.
Arhianna remembers nothing of her romance with Taliesin in the otherworldly realm of Knockma. Reunited with her husband, she journeys deep into Saxon territory in search of his clan. But hope turns to horror, sending her down a dark and perilous path that will force her to make the most difficult decision of her life.
Nimue has struck a dangerous bargain to free Taliesin from Knockma. Desperate to save the man she loves, she allies herself with Myrthin and the Sídhe to recapture Arhianna, unaware it may cost her everything she hopes to gain.
Devastated by Nimue's betrayal, Taliesin races to find Arhianna before the Sídhe can reach her. His search draws him deep into a world of dark sorcery and ruthless enemies. Yet he, too, will be forced to betray those he loves to protect them.
Now Uthyr's queen, Igerna struggles with whether to reveal the mysterious origins of her unborn child. Telling him could cost her everything, but keeping the secret seems unbearable. She does not realize an even greater secret awaits her—one she must swear to guard for the rest of her days.
Meanwhile, Bran's borrowed time is running out. The wound that should have killed him grows more painful with each passing season, and Arawn is never far away. The God of Death offers him a way out, but accepting would mean leaving behind everyone he has fought to protect.
Impossible choices. Consequences that echo through generations.
Arthur and Morgen.
Like the sun and moon, two powers destined to rule their own realms.
Arthur and Morgen have been raised as twins beneath the protective wing of Uthyr Pendragon. To the people of Caer Leon, their birth is an auspicious blessing, and the kingdom rejoices.
But Morgen's true parents are far from Caer Leon.
Across the sea in Eire, Taliesin apprentices under the legendary bard Amergin, seeking the knowledge to defend those he loves against the forces stalking them. Meanwhile, Arhianna, consumed by rage and haunted by her past, trains among Scáthach's formidable warriors.
As the years pass, Morgen's supernatural gifts emerge, stirring fear and suspicion. With Taliesin far away and unable to confide in Uthyr about Morgen's true parentage, Igerna takes matters into her own hands, determined to protect her daughter and secure her future.
Arthur, too, becomes the subject of dangerous gossip. As Uthyr's health fails, Brython's enemies grow bolder along its borders, while rival chieftains begin positioning themselves to seize power. Few believe Uthyr's young son can hold his father's kingdom together.
But they have underestimated him.
As the wheel of fate turns, Arthur and Morgen are drawn in different directions, far beyond the safety of Caer Leon, where each face trials that test the limits of their abilities.
Arthur must prove himself worthy of the name Pendragon and unite Brython before it falls. Morgen must decide whom to trust when the truth of her birth destroys her world.
As old secrets surface and ancient forces choose their sides, Arthur and Morgen are swept toward destinies that will inspire legends for centuries to come.