Books 18, 19 and 20 are more or less complete. Book 20, “Geena and the Prince” is probably the end of the Celtic Otherworld series. Writing is progressing on book 17 of the series, the last to be written. Various … Continue reading →
It’s an idea Ray had both from writing ‘The Fay Child’ and ‘Jewels and Rooks’. However the title is too hard to pronounce or spell, so it’s now ‘Tom Og and the Firebirds” or ‘Tom Óg and the Firebirds’ on … Continue reading →
Exiles and Rooks Absolutely complete and in preparation for publishing! Will be published in 2017, probably early December. See Ray’s blog that now has comments enabled. EDIT: January 2018. It will be published soon!
Continue reading →On 19th May 2017 Hero Genesis, #4 of Celtic Otherworld, but with a sideways shift at the start. Also on most other retailers. Then on 23rd June, No Silver Lining, #5 of Celtic Otherworld set slightly in the future (months … Continue reading →
The Master’s Talent (Talents Universe # 5) Release date 13th March 2017 Smashwords | Amazon USA By Ray McCarthy Wolf, Wizard, Fire, Golem (Fabled Hearts Book 1) Release date 19th February 2017 Smashwords | Amazon USA By Snowy Mystic
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