Never has time been so murky. A dark shadow extends its inky tendrils, seeking the Mhyres-an-Loor with only one thought - to destroy them once and for all. No longer would their interference be tolerated; no longer would her interference be tolerated. Only obliteration would suffice. But (and there is always a 'but'), the Great Mother, the goddess, has one final throw of the dice. Belator, son of Catonius, a young Romano-British warrior finds himself on an island out of time, in more ways than one - and it is on the island he is confronted with his destiny.
When Sarah discovers that Bel is no longer safe at home her only thought is to go to him. So, with the help of her nan and the strange old ladies, she finds herself in sixth century AD Cornwall at the ancient seat of power of Durocornovium and no closer to Bel. But it is here she comes face to face with the Arthur and Merlin of legend, foils a plot by the Brotherhood and asks who are the Faoladh? As they say where there is a Mhyres-an-Loor, trouble usually follows.Join Sarah on her fourth adventure as she begins her journey home.
Never has time been so murky. A dark shadow extends its inky tendrils, seeking the Mhyres-an-Loor with only one thought - to destroy them once and for all. No longer would their interference be tolerated; no longer would her interference be tolerated. Only obliteration would suffice. But (and there is always a 'but'), the Great Mother, the goddess, has one final throw of the dice. Belator, son of Catonius, a young Romano-British warrior finds himself on an island out of time, in more ways than one - and it is on the island he is confronted with his destiny.
When Sarah discovers that Bel is no longer safe at home her only thought is to go to him. So, with the help of her nan and the strange old ladies, she finds herself in sixth century AD Cornwall at the ancient seat of power of Durocornovium and no closer to Bel. But it is here she comes face to face with the Arthur and Merlin of legend, foils a plot by the Brotherhood and asks who are the Faoladh? As they say where there is a Mhyres-an-Loor, trouble usually follows.Join Sarah on her fourth adventure as she begins her journey home.
