Were the dragon stories Celtic warriors told around the campfire real or imagined? Come along with the boy who defended his people by standing atop a dead dragon and flinging stones from his sling. Cry when the dragons gather and sing a death knell for people they love. These twelve tales will take you on a journey with dragons from their heyday to their demise.

The worst punishment imaginable for the sea people was to be put ashore. Some were put ashore because they had been hurt; others were put ashore to get them off the ships; still others went willingly to avoid being fed to the fish. Life on the sea was rough. They paid for every drop of water and every mouthful of food. Ashore the water was free, food animals were there for the taking, and firewood abounded. These twelve tales show what kinds of adjustments these sailors turned landlubbers had to make.

Murdoch was born in the "new world" to a family of Highlanders that had migrated there generations before. He was sent back to the British Isles by the council to be a watcher when he was a young man, because he was a trouble maker. His mission was to blend in and send back reports on the brown robe priests' activities. He was taken out of the wild lands of the continent and transported to the cities of England where few bathed and the stench was overpowering. It was hard to blend because he wore his hair in the old way of a prince's braid and he carried a huge sword on his back. Murdoch was...

These seventeen tales are about people interacting with tigers, wolves, cougars, dogs, and horses. We have a special relationship with some animals. Get to know the boy who was raised by tigers and the boy who was raised by wolves. Imagine the thrill of a little girl who put a ring on the paw of a tiger and years later was saved by that tiger. Join these Celtic people for a time as they bond and fight with these animals.