by Donald Quill (Author)
In ancient Ireland, where the veil between worlds thins with every turning season, Ríona serves as High Priestess of the Morrígan-goddess of war, prophecy, and fate. When sacred omens go silent and ancestral spirits retreat, the balance between gods and mortals begins to fracture. Driven by visions and a rising dread, Ríona is called to leave Brú na Bóinne and retrieve the lost Heartstone of Danu-a relic said to restore what time and disbelief have eroded.
Accompanied by a mute warrior and a blind poet, she journeys through haunted groves, fractured tuatha, and ancient temples, unraveling the truth behind the Hollowed-souls once severed from spirit now twisted into vessels of darkness. But as divine memory fades and rival chieftains rise, Ríona must confront her own unraveling: how much of herself-and the Morrígan-can she contain before she becomes unrecognizable?
Echoes of the Otherworld is a mythic dark fantasy rich with Irish lore, spiritual decay, and the high cost of remembering what the world would rather forget.