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Day of the Druid by Knut Enferd

Day of the Druid by Knut Enferd is a captivating and enchanting tale that transports readers back to ancient times. Set against the mystical and atmospheric backdrop of ancient Ireland, this carefully crafted story weaves together elements of historical fiction, fantasy, and adventure, resulting in a truly mesmerizing reading experience.

Enferd's meticulous attention to detail shines throughout the book, making it evident that he has thoroughly researched the time period and mythology surrounding the druids. The vivid descriptions of the lush landscapes, vibrant towns, and mysterious ceremonies allow readers to immerse themselves in this ancient world.

The main protagonist, a young apprentice druid, takes center stage in this richly woven narrative. The depth and complexity of the characters are rendered with great skill, providing readers with relatable and fully fleshed-out individuals. As the story unfolds, we witness the young protagonist's journey of self-discovery, as he grapples with the challenges of fulfilling his destiny while facing personal dilemmas and moral choices.

The plot of Day of the Druid is brimming with suspense and intrigue. Enferd expertly concocts a captivating story arc, interweaving elements of magic, political intrigue, and ancient prophecies. Tension mounts as our young hero navigates treacherous territories, unearths dark secrets, and confronts formidable opponents. The pacing is exceptional, allowing for both heart-pounding action sequences and quieter moments of introspection.

Furthermore, Enferd's prose is skillfully crafted, painting a vivid picture of the world he has created. The lyrical and evocative language transports readers, making them feel as though they are living and breathing within the confines of ancient Ireland. Each sentence is carefully constructed, filling the pages with beautiful imagery and poetic descriptions.

Day of the Druid also excels in its exploration of themes such as destiny, loyalty, and the power of nature. The author seamlessly integrates these deeper elements into the narrative, offering readers moments of contemplation and philosophical musings.

While the book stands on its own as a compelling narrative, it also serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of preserving ancient traditions and folklore. Enferd's passion for Celtic mythology and history shines through in every page, inviting readers to appreciate and cherish these ancient cultures.

In conclusion, Day of the Druid is an enthralling and thought-provoking read that seamlessly blends history, fantasy, and adventure. Knut Enferd's masterful storytelling and impeccable attention to detail create an atmospheric and immersive experience for readers. Fans of historical fiction, fantasy, and Celtic mythology will find themselves captivated by this enchanting tale.

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Transcriber's Note:

This etext was produced from Amazing Stories November 1948. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.

[Illustration: He had to strike at the source of their power ... they leaped to prevent him]

DAY OF THE DRUID

by Knut Enferd

Be'al, all powerful god, drank the blood of his victims. Would Gaar be able to save Marna, whom Be'al kept in eternal sleep, and avenge her people?

Fog lay heavy on the North Sea, fog wreathed the land, fog crept into a man's very bones. Meanwhile the ships were locked in the harbor. Gaar lay stretched on the skin before the fire and cursed the fog.

How much longer was this infernal whiteness going to last? A man was thirty years old, in the prime of his life, with the blood running hot through the seven foot length of him. How much longer was he going to have to lie here in the great hall, eating and drinking and waiting for the roll of fat to show around his middle? A man wanted action and instead he was forced to loll around listening to stories.

Niffleheim and Hotunheim were all right, Gaar thought... Continue reading book >>




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