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Publisher's Summary
Scotland, 1032. When a marriage contract calls Gruoch away from Ynes Verleath, she leaves with the hope she'll be reunited with Banquo. But fate has different plans. Lies, betrayal, and violence await her. Set on a collision course with destiny, Gruoch soon finds herself thrust into the arms of another man. Her dreams shattered and rattled by unexpected brutality, it becomes more than Gruoch can handle. The raven, however, is no stranger to carnage. Fierce power grows inside Gruoch, and more than anything, it craves bloody revenge.
Fans of Outlander and The Mists of Avalon will relish this sweeping Scottish historical fantasy that tells the tale of Gruoch, a woman struggling to escape her fate without blood on her hands.
Continue the Celtic Blood Series with book two, Highland Blood.
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- Sarah
- 01-31-19
Trigger Warning
Spoiler: the book opens with the main character being raped. I'm deeply disappointed with what I thought was going to be a very enjoyable fantasy series.
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- delores
- 02-08-19
Intrigue and magic
when I finish the series I will diffently listen to this again! loved it very much!
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- Gaylie
- 01-28-19
Raven's Korbey
loved it all three book's, Celtic lore was wonderful every magical moment mixed in with the Macbeth tale is wonderful.
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- Jacqueline Croat
- Taos, NM, USA
- 11-29-18
very inspiring
really enjoyed it. masterful storytelling. loved that it's not filled with bloodshed and war. able to make literary tension without that.
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- Bronwynn Victoria
- 07-17-18
If possible, better than the first!
I didn’t know what to expect but this second book is awesome as well. I absolutely LOVED the first book. The only complaint I can find is that they are over too quickly. The magical story telling is so well done.
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- nicole
- 05-24-18
Story interrupted
First, let me say I really like the story. But I must be said that this is along the lines of a Sanderson epic yet the first two “books” could easily have been 1 book. It feels a bit like a grab for extra $ to split them into 2 very incomplete stories. That said, I will still be waiting for the 3rd and final? (Unless it too is split into short books) because I really enjoy the story.
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- Mrs. Valerie Atkinson
- Mineral Point, WI
- 03-06-18
just as good as the first book
i have greatly enjoyed both of the books in the Celtic Blood series. I can't wait to hear the next one
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- Tabitha Speaight
- 02-21-18
Heart Stopping
This book is filled with magic and gut-wrenching sorrow. It made my heart ache as I rode the wave of emotion alongside the main character. My heart cried out with the injustice suffered by this poor young woman. I felt as if I too was part of her coven when she gave birth. I highly recommend this book to everyone who loves magic and fairies as well as historical fiction. the narration was wonderful! She had the perfect scottish accent, which made the book spring to life in front of me!
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- Rachel Miller
- 22508
- 09-20-17
I need more. I need the next book. I need my Raven
when is the next book due out. I am obsessed with this series. it's too good to put down.
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- Melinda
- Beaufort, SC, United States
- 05-09-17
great story
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- Lolah
- 12-17-18
A spellbinding story, excellently narrated. Highly recommended!
I listened to this story on Audible without having read the book first, but I don't feel I lost anything from doing this - it was so excellently narrated by Lesley Parkin that the whole world came to life in my head as she wove the story, like a movie playing behind my eyelids (I closed my eyes to enjoy it best, not to sleep, honest!). It's a truly spellbinding story, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who likes fairytale and myth retellings (it's a version of the early life of Lady Macbeth), fantasy stories, or just something a bit different. I'm loving this series, and will definitely be listening to book 3 ASAP!