When fifteen-year old Tegen is declared the Star Dancer - the one who will save her people from a terrible evil - she is stunned. Tegen has nothing in common with the mystical druids whose rituals protect her village. She's just a normal girl, not a hero. Then Tegen learns to work real magic with an enchanted silk shawl, and has no choice but to accept her destiny. But there are those who are hell bent on destroying her before she can fulfil the prophecy - and defeat the enemy that threatens her world ...

Tegen, headstrong druid-in-training, has struck out alone – but the world beyond her village is a dangerous place. The Roman invaders are tightening their grip on the land and the British tribes are warring instead of uniting. When Tegen meets a sensible young druid he seems the perfect guide. But Owein`s dark past is chasing him and he brings Tegen into the orbit of a deadly new enemy. The Shadow Walker and his raven-familiar covet her new found fire-magic – and will stop at nothing to control the young Fire Dreamer’s spiralling powers...

Tegen is travelling to Mona, the sacred Isle of the Druids in the land of the Cymry. (We call it Anglesey in North Wales these days). On the way, she is given a prophecy that she must find the Wave that will heal the Land… But when she reaches the shore, there are so many waves, how can she find the One? What does it mean? So much seems to be against a pursuing demon, storms at sea, a Roman massacre, and above all, the powerful mirror magic of queen Étain of of Ériu! (Ireland) After danger, joy, and ghastly rituals, Tegen finds what she has been hunting for – but it breaks her heart!

It is AD 61. The Roman domination of Britain is almost complete, but the druids believe that one of their number is the ‘Star Dancer,’ the one will turn aside the evil that threatens the land. Suetonius Paulinus, the Roman governor of Britain, has slaughtered nearly all the druids on Mona (Anglesey). Amongst the few who escaped are seventeen year old Tegen, with Tonn, her husband. Tonn was ritually sacrificed to persuade the gods to send the Romans away, leaving Tegen alone, pregnant and angry. She has been proclaimed as the Star Dancer, but she is in no mood to help anyone. Her only wish is to flee to Ériu (Ireland) to bring up her baby in peace. But her destiny will not let her go. At the beginning of Stone Keeper, Tegen is ordered to stand by the side of Boudica, the rebel queen as her battle druid. Reluctantly, Tegen obeys, but she and Boudica loathe each other on sight. The Iceni queen and her daughters have been cruelly abused by the Romans, leaving the queen bitter and paranoid. She now heartlessly destroys everyone and anything that has the slightest connection with Rome. Boudica’s ruthlessness is equally matched by Suetonius’s callousness as he subdues the British. Despising both sides, Tegen decides to usher in the Time of Stone – a spiritual winter which she believes will allow the land she loves to heal itself so spring can return. But Tegen’s dark magic also unleashes the very evil she is meant to turn aside – the demon of vengeance and hatred.