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    The Greener Shore: A Novel of the Druids of Hibernia
    The Greener Shore: A Novel of the Druids of Hibernia
    The Greener Shore: A Novel of the Druids of Hibernia
    Audiobook11 hours

    The Greener Shore: A Novel of the Druids of Hibernia

    Written by Morgan Llywelyn

    Narrated by Simon Vance

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    About this audiobook

    The sequel to Morgan Llywelyn's glorious Celtic fantasy, Druids, The Greener Shore is a beautifully told adventure story.

    After Julius Caesar triumphs over Gaul, the druid Ainvar and his three wives sail west to the brilliant green island of Hibernia. Here, Ainvar and his clan try to reestablish themselves.

    Ainvar's "senior" wife, Briga, provides constant wisdom and support for him. Strong, sensible, and with druidic powers of her own, Briga overcomes all obstacles. Readers who appreciate strong female characters will love this woman of the druids.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJun 29, 2006
    ISBN9781400172535
    The Greener Shore: A Novel of the Druids of Hibernia
    Author

    Morgan Llywelyn

    MORGAN LLYWELYN is the author of such highly praised historical novels as the New York Times bestselling Lion of Ireland, Bard, Brian Boru, Finn Mac Cool, Pride of Lions, and 1916. She is celebrated as the high priestess of Celtic historical fiction and has won numerous awards for her historical fiction. She lives near Dublin, Ireland.

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    • 5/5
      I swear, Simon Vance could make a medical dictionary sound interesting. He is the best narrator I have ever listened to.This is the second book in the Druids series. (I will have to try and find the first one somewhere.) Ainvar and his tribe of Carnutes were chased out of Celtic Gaul by Julius Caesar and sailed west to settle in Hibernia (Ireland?) He is given land by the Gaels to settle but not all is as perfect as it seems.I found this book stunning and totally engrossing.