Book 1. The Fallen When his one true love is captured, a Prince is called to take up arms and rise to the zenith of his destiny. For Kelian, Prince of Alkira, failure is not an option. With his fiancee, Elena, taken hostage alongside her Guardian sister, the countdown has begun to secure their safety and thwart the insidious plans of an ancient evil enemy, the Fallen. Having spent generations in the shadows, the Fallen are a unique breed of fallen Guardians, forsaking their awesome powers for a life of freedom without honor. Now with the Guardian sister as their hostages, the Fallen look to...

The second book in the fantasy trilogy Daoine Maithe - an exciting fantasy adventure by Dan O'Sullivan. Relentlessly pursued after escaping from Nyinaku, Kelian, son of the King of Alkira rushes to the Dwellings, home of the Guardians (Daoine Maithe), where they hear news that Kelian's town has been attacked and the King has disappeared. Kelian returns to Castle, learning that the attack is not related to his recent venture into Nyinaku, the land of the Fallen, but contrived by ancient enemies of the Guardians; a flesh hungry race known as Nailmarni. The Nailmarni lay siege to the city,...

The third book in the fantasy trilogy Daoine Maithe - an exciting fantasy adventure by Dan O'Sullivan. Kelian, newly crowned King of Alkira returns to Castle to begin the massive task of rebuilding. On arrival he receives a desperate but cryptic plea from Cahndrech, child Empress of Tatharlia, begging that he visit. Before he leaves, Kelian instructs Baron Dale to take a ship to the Dwellings but during the voyage the sailors are overcome by Doreckian mists, and they drift mindlessly until reaching the land of Hosatabaht, where they find themselves stranded among hostile forces. Accompanied...

During its brief existence Wikipedia has proved astonishingly successful with 2.8 million articles in English alone available freely to all with access to the internet. The online encyclopedia can be seen as the 21st century s version of earlier historical attempts to gather the world s knowledge into one place - this unique book offers a description of some of these earlier attempts. O Sullivan follows with a thorough analysis of Wikipedia itself, suggesting how to approach and contribute to the site, and what can be gained from using it. Writing in an accessible style the author takes a...