Druids 1: The Ogham Sacrifice
There is turmoil in the 5th century Celtic periphery of Europe;  an age of change and an age of conflict between peoples and religions. Oppressed by Saxons to the east, many of the Celts of Britain have colonised Armorica in Gaul, bringing with them the spiritual leaders of their Celtic Church, the monks. The new faith heralds the demise of the old pagan way of life, but the ancient traditions still hold on. Gwynlan, the last of the Druids, is caught in a mysterious battle for survival against the monks of the church, monastic foes who place dangerous and menacing obstacles in their path. Accusations of murder, sacrifice and sorcery are rife, but the old gods are at hand to assist the righteous.

Druids 2: The Altars of Destiny
The mystery of murdered monks deepens for the druid Gwynlan, murders perpetrated because of their involvement with a venerated druid manuscript indicating the location of the hidden Treasures of the Britons – the Cauldron of Rebirth and the Spear of Lugh. The Church’s brutal agents, the Holy Vengeance, are intent on usurping the druids’ secrets and using them to undermine the old Celtic religion. They are on Gwynlan’s trail as his investigation leads him from Armorica across the sea to Britain. There, at the Giant’s Dance – Stonehenge – Gwynlan faces mortal danger. Will he and his companions reach the druids’ centre of religion on the sacred isle of Môn?

Druids: 3. Voyage of Discovery
With Rome’s powerful allies on his heels, Gwynlan and his companions travel northwards from the sacred isle of Môn to the land of the enigmatic Picts. It becomes apparent that the talismanic fate of the Treasures of the Britons is closely entwined with the Picts’ own inheritance. Crossing frozen seas to a distant land across the ocean, Gwynlan searches for the truth while his deadly adversaries draw closer. But far from being a land of myth and legend, this new world is a haven for the Cauldron of Rebirth, where an unexpected twist reveals the truth behind the ecclesiastical deaths.

Dalen Books; UK ed. edition (6 May 2014)

• Language: : English
• Paperback : 288 pages