Celtic Storm
Celtic Storm by Isabelle Stewart, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on July 17, 2015, is a fantasy novel that immerses readers in the adventures of Lara and Kedryn on the Isle of Beannaithe. This edition spans 188 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds as Lara and Aodhan navigate their relationship amid the impending final battle, facing turmoil and evil intentions that threaten their future together.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of emotions as the characters grapple with love, heartache, and the challenges of their reality. The story explores themes of friendship and resilience, as Lara and Kedryn cling to their loved ones while preparing for a confrontation that could determine the fate of their realm. As Kedryn and Kiara’s bond deepens, their aspirations for romance clash with the harsh circumstances surrounding them. The stakes are high, and the outcome of the battle will ultimately decide whether peace can be restored or if darkness will prevail.
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Lara and Kedryn’s adventures in the realm on the Isle of Beannaithe have been full of love, tears and heartache. With the final battle looming around the corner, Lara and Aodhan’s happiness is tainted by turmoil. Evil intentions try to disrupt any future between them. Knowing what is at stake, they desperately hold on to family and friends, and grasp whatever sliver of light they find in this time of darkness. Kedryn and Kiara continue to surprise each other as they grow closer. However, their plans for romance is at odds with their reality. So much depends on the success of the upcoming battle. Not to mention, their survival.Will the realm that fate threw them into find the peace that it desperately desires? Or will Evil prevail and terror hold true?Cover design by Y. Nikolova at Ammonia Book Covers.On the Cover: Lara and Aodhan
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