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Conlethy Fire - cover

Conlethy Fire

Antony J Farrell

Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Summary

Off the west coast of Ireland, in the storm-lashed Atlantic, lies the island of Conlethe. Here, the Morrighan, goddess of war and death, sets in motion a dark plan through her earthly avatar.

This plan, years in the making, is designed to restore her full power and bring her back to Earth. As vengeance for her long exile, she intends to unleash chaos, death, and destruction. The world's current conflicts would seem like mere skirmishes if the Morrighan succeeds.

Brigid Conlethy is deep in grief after the deaths of her mother and brother. She is unsure of herself and unaware that she is the daughter of the Morrighan's avatar. To stop the goddess's return, Brigid must discover her true identity and unlock the power that lies dormant within her.

Even the island seems to resist her, corrupted by ancient darkness. With courage, raw magic, and the help of a few unexpected allies, Brigid must find a way to turn the tide, stop the Morrighan's plan, and survive.
Available since: 12/05/2025.
Print length: 234 pages.

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