Druid Quest
by Cornelia Amiri
In first century AD Britannia, the cold, cruel Romans move to crush Queen Boudica’s revolt. The future of the mist covered isle and its brave people rest in the hands of two druids whose views are as different as fire and ice. Arch Druid Rhys is a master of the sacred mysteries but a novice in the ways of the heart. Sulwen, a sacred druidess, discovers Rhys, the shape shifter, has evoked a basic, feral desire in her. Though their love is as potent as their magic, is it strong enough to survive their desperate quest?
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"Blood. With her thumb and two fingers, Sulwen pinched her nose to block out the coppery stench."
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“Cornelia Amiri has spent 15 years researching the ancient Celts, using that background to write four Celtic romances: The Fox Prince, The Vixen Princess, Danger Is Sweet, and One Heart One Way (a finalist in the EPPIE 2004 Contest). Her latest, a short work called Druid Quest, tells the tale of Sulwen, a priestess who has survived the Roman slaughter of the Druid training center where she lived…. Amiri fills the pages of Druid Quest with details about the culture of these ancient peoples, especially their rites and ceremonies. She has been able to flesh out this significant moment in British history, adding her own unique interpretation.” Reviewed by Janie Franz for MyShelf Reviews
“Cornelia Amin writes scenes that come alive when battles rage and the people celebrate. Moreover, the love scenes with Sulwen and Rhys sizzle and make the heart rate kick into high gear. The Druid Quest QUEST offers shape shifting, a hint of dragons, magic, and the indomitable spirit of the druids to survive and help humanity. This is a story I’m glad I had the opportunity to read. It is a story of faith, hope, and love.” Reviewed by Camellia of The Long and the Short of It Reviews.
"If you enjoy reading about the Celts, don't miss this story…DRUID QUEST is a fantastic look into the life of the Ancient Celts. Cornelia Amiri has definitely done her research before she ever put fingers to keyboard on this one, and it shows." Reviewed by Chere Gruber of Paranormal/Romance
“So as far as fantasy books with a Celtic twist go I recommend reading Druid Quest as you will find yourself falling in love with Cornelia Amiri and her books.” Reviewed by Cheryl at Cheryl’s Booknook book blog
"The drama is like a dark shroud covering The Druid’s Quest, yet there are rays of sunshine throughout. Ms. Amiri gives us a very strong woman in Sulwen, who is able to put aside the horrors of her recent past to complete her quest and perform some “sex magic” with Rhys along the way! If you are a fan of the medieval and love a great romance then you will definitely want to take The Druid’s Quest home with you." Reviewed by Lynda of Simply Romance Reviews
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