The Morrigan: A fierce feminist retelling of Irish mythology perfect for fans of The Wolf Den and Medea

A FIERCE, WITCHY RETELLING OF IRISH MYTHOLOGY, FROM AN UNFORGETTABLE VOICE IN MYTHIC FICTIONRULER. MOTHER. GODDESS. WARRIOR.<BR><BR>PERFECT FOR FANS OF ELODIE HARPER'S THE WOLF DEN, ROSIE HEWLETT'S MEDEA AND COSTANZA CASATI'S CLYTEMNESTRA<BR>--<BR><BR>They called me The Morrigan. I was magnificent. I was multitudes.<BR>They twisted my story, stripped me away. But I will tell it now in my own voice.<BR>It begins, as all the best stories do, in darkness.<BR><BR>From a storm-tossed sea, she arrives on the shores of Ireland. Red-haired, wrathfu l, shifting from bird to beast to woman.<BR><BR>The Morrigan, goddess of war and fate, endures centuries as invaders come and kings go, rulers shifting like the tide.<BR><BR>She seeks vengeance on Conchobhar and Cuchulainn, legends bent on destroying all that she loves. She watches queens fall, women silenced, and power stolen by men who carve history in their image.<BR><BR>But she is fury incarnate. And she will tear down their rule, shatter their chains, and set the women of Ireland free.<BR><BR>An electric debut retelling of Ireland's mythic goddess of war, from a bold and powerful new voice.<BR><BR>--<BR><BR>Readers are OBSESSED with The Morrigan<BR><BR>'A must read for anyone who is interested in Irish mythology' 5 ⭐ Review<BR><BR>'My expectations for this book were high but nothing could've prepared me for how much I adored The Morrigan' 5 ⭐ Review<BR><BR>'I LOVED this book and it has become an instant favourite' 5 ⭐ Review<BR><BR>'The writing is beautiful, lyrical and evocative' 5 ⭐ Review