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Title	:	Eirelan (Saga of the Latter-Day Celts #1)
Author	:	Liam O'Shiel
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First
Pages	:	Pages: 793 pages
Published	:	November 11th 2011 (first published November 10th 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Historical. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Cultural. Ireland

Eirelan (Saga of the Latter-Day Celts #1)

Liam O'Shiel

Paperback | Pages: 793 pages

Rating: 4.01 | 83 Users | 39 Reviews

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At the dawn of the 30th century, the Age of Machines sinks into chaos. Throughout the Earth, cataclysmic changes devastate nations and terminate technological ways of living. In the British Isles and in Brittany, Gaelic-speaking folk build themselves into new Celtic nations, joined together by common spiritual beliefs and the determination to preserve a culture of love, honor, and respect for the natural world. Ten centuries pass. In the first year of the 40th century, the five nations of the Latter Day Celts endure but are now threatened by an ever-colder climate and powerful, determined enemies.

The three volumes of “Saga of the Latter Day Celts” tell the story of a single tumultuous year that tests to the limit the Celts’ courage, determination, unity, and willingness to sacrifice. Yet in the end it is a tale of individual human beings. Like us, Conor and Fethnaid, Mairin and Oran, Padraic and Liadan wish for things they cannot have, make mistakes of omission and commission, and in darker moments ponder why the world is so much crueler than they would like it to be. This is their story.

Volume III, “The Blood Upon the Rose,” will appear in 2020.

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Saga of the Latter-Day Celts #1

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Ratings: 4.01 From 83 Users | 39 Reviews

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I was luck to receive this book from first-reads.This book is set in the future - however people have forsaken technology, and so they live in times that look a bit like the Middle Ages. The story revolves around the war and its effects on the people surrounding it.The author has created some very lovable characters. Although the book is long in length, it doesn't feel as long at it is because each chapter is told from the perspective of a different character, which keeps the story fresh and

Goodreads giveaway - thank you 07 March 2020 editionThe first few chapters confused me but then I became engrossed in the story. Yes, it's many pages but worth the read.I'll be ordering Book 2 which hopefully had a different copyeditor.

I'm not usually a fan of sagas and began this book with some trepidation. However, it has held my attention from page to page and I can hardly put it down! One thorn in this bouquet of roses, however - the book is full of grammatical errors or omissions. These are annoying distractions from my total immersion in, and concentration on, the flow of the story. I hope that the sequel is better edited.

*Good Reads Contest Winner*Pros: Great story, likeable noble characters, great action sequences, great premise.Cons: PacingThis is a very cool premise that is easy to get sucked into thanks to likeable and fleshed out characters in whom you actually become invested. The only drawback I would warn against is that the pacing sometimes suffers, becomes slow and plodding due to this character development and unevenly distributed action sequences. Overall, I recommend this book.

I can't wait to read this book, as the plot and characters sound great and it's a really nice thick book. I just received it in the post, and it looks like an awesome read. As soon as I finish my current book, probably tomorrow night. I will be reading this!Just thought I'd let you all know.Thanks from Caz

I won this book as part of a Goodreads Firstreads giveaway.I must admit the 800 page book seemed like a daunting task. However, it didn't really feel like i was reading 800 pages (except for when i heft the book around). The concept of the story is interesting. Based around Ireland farther into the future than I can fathom, the people have gone from the Age of Machines back to the "olden" days of horse & bugging and sail/wind powered ships. The people of the Province live behind a wall and

Eirelan is the well told story about the people of The Province, trying to survive attacks of other groups in a post-apocalyptic world. Liam O'Shiel has created a fascinating world and interesting characters, without magic, or strange races of men. The book seems daunting at 800 plus pages, but the story is so well told that the time passes all too quickly.