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The Second Circlet: The Old Places 2. The Thinning Veil The Snowflake and The Ember

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Genres: Fantasy, Action/Adventure, General Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Thriller/Suspense, Paranormal, Historical
Sub-genres: Suspense, Adventure, Drama, General Fantasy, Non-Contemporary, General Romance, General Mystery, Romantic Paranormal

Moira O'Brien is an archaeologist studying the ancient history of Ireland. Her particular interest is in the dolmens of the stoneranges called the Burrens in Western Ireland. But she discovers something beyond her understanding. Something that could mean the end of the world. Something that will challenge all she knows, all she believes, and all she holds dear. Now...she has help from her two Caretakers.

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There are old places in this world. Places with memory that tell us of other times. Times so long ago that they have become the capsules of legend.

The Old Places remain because they are cared for by Caretakers.

 

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Michael DuMonte

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Cajbor

Really enjoying reading this very unique story and style. Id much rather read of Irish fairys than werewolves since at least leprechauns are real ;)

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On 01/03/2017 04:38 AM, Cajbor said:

Really enjoying reading this very unique story and style. Id much rather read of Irish fairys than werewolves since at least leprechauns are real ;)

Yay! I'm glad you are enjoying this story. This was my first one I ever actually thought of putting down on paper (computer screen at least). Thank you for reading and thank you very much for commenting!

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