An alternative cover edition for this ASIN can be found here. In ancient Ireland, Ciara of Tir Maic is living a lie. She's an imposter. Although training to be a druidess, Ciara secretly doubts the very gods she is to serve – a secret that means certain death if it's discovered. Ciara struggles to conceal her faithlessness from the elder druid in charge of her training but Ronan already suspects her. Then the High King’s druid receives a prophecy that circulates through Ireland. It predicts a strange man from across the sea whose knowledge of a foreign God will destroy the old gods. When Ciara sabotages a sacred ritual in the forest designed to repel this man called Patrick, her secret is out. And her life hangs in the balance.

Eleri is abducted on the day of her baptism by pirates on a slaving raid and taken across the sea to Britannia. About to be auctioned off to the highest bidder for the second time in her young life, she is taken off the block at the last moment by Coroticus, the fearsome British chieftain who led the raid. Coroticus doesn’t understand why this skinny girl-child has bedeviled him from the moment he laid eyes on her. But when, on the deck of his ship, she speaks to him the identical words carved into his mother’s tomb, all he knows is he cannot let her go. The premise of The Fury of Dragons is based on St. Patrick's fifth-century text, Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus, in which he condemns the British chieftain who stole his converts and “gave girls away like prizes.”