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Finn (not bleedin' Finnegan) MacCullen is eager to begin his apprenticeship. He soon discovers the ups and downs of hunting monsters in a suburban neighborhood under the demanding tutelage of the Knight, Gideon Lir. Both master and apprentice are descendents of the Tuatha De Danaan, a magical race of warriors from Ireland.
Scattered long ago to the four corners of the world, the De Danaan wage a two thousand year old clandestine battle with their ancient enemy, the Amandán, a breed of goblin-like creatures. Now with the beasts concentrating their attacks on Finn, he and his master must race to locate the lost Spear of the Tuatha De Danaan, the only weapon that can destroy the Amandán, all the while hiding his true identity from his new friends, Rafe and Savannah, twins whose South African roots may hold a key to Finn's survival.
Armed with a bronze dagger, some ancient Celtic magic, and a hair-trigger temper, Finn is about to show his enemies the true meaning of fighting Irish.
Finn (not bleedin' Finnegan) MacCullen is eager to begin his apprenticeship. He soon discovers the ups and downs of hunting monsters in a suburban neighborhood under the demanding tutelage of the...
Finn (not bleedin' Finnegan) MacCullen is eager to begin his apprenticeship. He soon discovers the ups and downs of hunting monsters in a suburban neighborhood under the demanding tutelage of the Knight, Gideon Lir. Both master and apprentice are descendents of the Tuatha De Danaan, a magical race of warriors from Ireland.
Scattered long ago to the four corners of the world, the De Danaan wage a two thousand year old clandestine battle with their ancient enemy, the Amandán, a breed of goblin-like creatures. Now with the beasts concentrating their attacks on Finn, he and his master must race to locate the lost Spear of the Tuatha De Danaan, the only weapon that can destroy the Amandán, all the while hiding his true identity from his new friends, Rafe and Savannah, twins whose South African roots may hold a key to Finn's survival.
Armed with a bronze dagger, some ancient Celtic magic, and a hair-trigger temper, Finn is about to show his enemies the true meaning of fighting Irish.
Advance Praise
Finn
Finnegan brings classic adventure into a modern day setting for a great read.
The Celtic lore in the story is fascinating and gives it an extra richness.
This will appeal to all those readers (myself included) who love the idea of a
hidden and dangerous world within our own sometimes too ordinary world. -- Dee
Garretson, author of Wildfire Run and Wolf Storm
If Lloyd Alexander had written The Ranger's Apprentice, the result might have
been something like Finn Finnegan. Fantastic! -- Mike Mullin, author of Ashfall
and Ashen Winter
Overall, a great choice for adventure-loving readers who prefer their battle
scenes with a hefty dose of ancient weaponry, ground-fighting skills, and just
a touch of magic. -- School Library Journal
Finn Finnegan brings classic adventure into a modern day setting for a great read. The Celtic lore in the story is fascinating and gives it an extra richness. This will appeal to all those readers...
Finn
Finnegan brings classic adventure into a modern day setting for a great read.
The Celtic lore in the story is fascinating and gives it an extra richness.
This will appeal to all those readers (myself included) who love the idea of a
hidden and dangerous world within our own sometimes too ordinary world. -- Dee
Garretson, author of Wildfire Run and Wolf Storm
If Lloyd Alexander had written The Ranger's Apprentice, the result might have
been something like Finn Finnegan. Fantastic! -- Mike Mullin, author of Ashfall
and Ashen Winter
Overall, a great choice for adventure-loving readers who prefer their battle
scenes with a hefty dose of ancient weaponry, ground-fighting skills, and just
a touch of magic. -- School Library Journal
Once Upon a Wardrobe
Patti Callahan
General Fiction (Adult), Historical Fiction, Women's Fiction
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