Northern Ireland in 1972 is not the most stable place. But for Tony, just eighteen years old, he has bigger fish to fry than the Troubles; his Ma is in hospital, his Da won't tell him the truth about how bad it is, and he's just been sent on his first solo mission - Tony is the latest in the Morrigan lineage, charged with protecting Ireland from malevolent faerie invasion. His Loughcrew, Co. Meath, a sleepy picturebook village. Unknown to Tony, it harbours an incredible secret that could tear his whole world apart, and shatter forever the delicate balance between the human world, and the Otherworld...

In Folk’d, Irish mythology meets urban the result is a funny, gripping and unique novel that you won’t be able to put down. Things haven’t gone to plan for Danny Morrigan. At twenty-three, he’s given up university and taken a dead-end job in a call centre to support his girlfriend and their new baby. It’s not the life that he had envisaged. But you should be careful of wishing things had gone differently. The grass isn’t always greener on the Other Side. Book one of the Folk’d Trilogy

‘The prophecy says that one of us, one Morrigan, will have to fight in the final battle against Carman. Whoever is chosen will endure more than the rest of us put together, but he’ll have been granted the power of the Tuatha Dé Danann – a god’s power to remake the world with a thought.’ Danny Morrigan has plunged through a portal into the Otherworld in a desperate bid to save his family and rescue his missing son. He faces an epic battle, not just against the terrifying Carman, but also with the dark histories and secrets buried deep within his own family and in the Morrigan line. To have any hope of victory, Danny must learn to tap into his own powers, and quickly, because above ground, the faeries have harnessed the power of technology to fuel their dark magics, and in a matter of days all of Ireland will be under their spell … The clock is ticking

The final instalment of the brilliant, ambitious Folk'd trilogy. ‘Magic is a funny thing. It’s limited only by the imagination. Fiendish imagination, fiendish rules.’ Ireland has been wiped from the face of the pulled into the Otherworld, and overrun by Faerie hybrids, changelings and monsters. Humans are being attacked on the street – they panic and fight amongst themselves, believing that this truly is the end of the world. But there is one hope - Danny Morrigan. A descendant of the War Goddess Morrigan, and charged with fighting the darkness, he must find a way to return balance to both worlds and, more importantly, to reclaim the family that has been stolen from him.