The Scots of Dalriada

The Scots of Dalriada

Rowena Kinread

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Vanguard Press
Año de edición:
2023
ISBN:
9781800164611
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THREE BROTHERSFergus, Loarn and Angus, Princes of the Dalriada, are forced into exile by their scheming half-brother and the druidess Birga One-tooth.THREE FATESFergus conceals himself as a stable lad on Aran and falls helplessly in love with a Scottish princess, already promised to someone else. Loarn crosses swords against the Picts. Angus designs longboats.TOGETHER A MIGHTY POWERAlways on the run the brothers must attempt to outride their adversaries by gaining power themselves. Together they achieve more than they could possibly dream of.Fergus Mór (The Great) is widely recognised as the first King of Scotland, giving Scotland its name and its language. Rulers of Scotland and England from Kenneth mac Alpín until the present time claim descent from Fergus Mór.Full of unexpected twists and turns, this is a tale of heart-breaking love amidst treachery, deceit and murder.

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