Hunted - Book Two - Firestorm - Part Two - Draoidh’s Dream Series
by Dean Crasgail
Price: $3.99 USD. 28370 words.
Published on February 26, 2012. Fiction.
The last of the boys awakens to the powers of Dia Talamh while each of them nurses their wounds. Derry, who suffered the worst fate at the hands of their enemies, turns to Abric and his scrolls as a way of occupying his mind.
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Dean Crasgail
Biography
About the Author
Dean Crasgail
1956 –
Dean Patrick Crasgail was born in Montana in the middle of a blizzard. He is the second of four children, having one older brother, and a younger brother and sister. Growing up in Montana he and his brothers were afforded many opportunities for “adventure” including many hours of climbing trees as the three built multiple tree forts.
Dean completed his undergraduate and graduate studies in British History at a major US college on the west coast, working between semesters as either a hired hand on a fishing fleet in the area, or as a wrangler at home in his native Montana . After finishing college he moved to the UK where he now lives. While he works near London, Dean’s joy is travelling the countryside of Great Britain, frequenting its antiquities and villages. Dean has a love for anything historic: churches; graveyards; castles; ruins and most notably, pubs. He has often said that while he enjoys people watching in crowded cities, he prefers the quiet and solitude of the local British hamlets, and listening to the local tales being spun at the public houses over dinner. Over the many years, he’s accumulated a history of faces and places from his travels, compiling an extensive list of impressions that often find their way into his works.
Dean’s love of storytelling came from sharing a bedroom with his two brothers while growing up. Early in their lives their day normally ended with one of the three telling a story until the other two fell asleep. Dean was chided many times by his parents for his ability to keep both of his brothers from their sleep. After sharing some of his observations of the faces and places he observed with his brothers and sister at a recent family reunion, Dean was encouraged to return to his story telling ways, giving birth to his first book, Draoidh’s Dream.
Midway through his career Dean met the love of his life, Tara. Tara provided Dean with endless opportunities to add additional places and faces to his list as the two spent as much time as possible exploring her home in Ireland. Many of Tara’s loves mirrors Dean’s, including her love of the wild, the sounds of nature and the peace and tranquility of the trees of any forest. But she also helped Dean expand his travel horizons as the two have now travelled throughout the world in a haphazard pattern that befits their whims.
Dean loves to cook, and he and Tara’s loves extend to good food, wine and engaging conversation, that often times take place during and after dinner and into the wee hours of the evening. They live quietly in a cottage in the British country side where Dean hopes to continue writing in an attempt to give others the chance to visualize the faces and places that continue to fascinate him and fire his imagination.
Dean Crasgail
1956 –
Dean Patrick Crasgail was born in Montana in the middle of a blizzard. He is the second of four children, having one older brother, and a younger brother and sister. Growing up in Montana he and his brothers were afforded many opportunities for “adventure” including many hours of climbing trees as the three built multiple tree forts.
Dean completed his undergraduate and graduate studies in British History at a major US college on the west coast, working between semesters as either a hired hand on a fishing fleet in the area, or as a wrangler at home in his native Montana . After finishing college he moved to the UK where he now lives. While he works near London, Dean’s joy is travelling the countryside of Great Britain, frequenting its antiquities and villages. Dean has a love for anything historic: churches; graveyards; castles; ruins and most notably, pubs. He has often said that while he enjoys people watching in crowded cities, he prefers the quiet and solitude of the local British hamlets, and listening to the local tales being spun at the public houses over dinner. Over the many years, he’s accumulated a history of faces and places from his travels, compiling an extensive list of impressions that often find their way into his works.
Dean’s love of storytelling came from sharing a bedroom with his two brothers while growing up. Early in their lives their day normally ended with one of the three telling a story until the other two fell asleep. Dean was chided many times by his parents for his ability to keep both of his brothers from their sleep. After sharing some of his observations of the faces and places he observed with his brothers and sister at a recent family reunion, Dean was encouraged to return to his story telling ways, giving birth to his first book, Draoidh’s Dream.
Midway through his career Dean met the love of his life, Tara. Tara provided Dean with endless opportunities to add additional places and faces to his list as the two spent as much time as possible exploring her home in Ireland. Many of Tara’s loves mirrors Dean’s, including her love of the wild, the sounds of nature and the peace and tranquility of the trees of any forest. But she also helped Dean expand his travel horizons as the two have now travelled throughout the world in a haphazard pattern that befits their whims.
Dean loves to cook, and he and Tara’s loves extend to good food, wine and engaging conversation, that often times take place during and after dinner and into the wee hours of the evening. They live quietly in a cottage in the British country side where Dean hopes to continue writing in an attempt to give others the chance to visualize the faces and places that continue to fascinate him and fire his imagination.
Where to find Dean Crasgail online
Website: http://draoidhsdream.com
Where to buy in print
Books
Hunted - Book Two - Catalyst - Part One - Draoidh’s Dream Series
by Dean Crasgail
Price: $3.99 USD. 23770 words. Published on February 26, 2012. Fiction.
Malairs and Sagarts unite to hunt for the Draoidhs in their midst, Draoidhs betrayed by someone close to the boys. Yet Derry, Finn and Iain escape notice. Rather than use their new found wealth and powers to escape, Derry spurs his brothers to action as the three concoct a rash plan.
Price: $3.99 USD. 23770 words. Published on February 26, 2012. Fiction.
Malairs and Sagarts unite to hunt for the Draoidhs in their midst, Draoidhs betrayed by someone close to the boys. Yet Derry, Finn and Iain escape notice. Rather than use their new found wealth and powers to escape, Derry spurs his brothers to action as the three concoct a rash plan.
Awakening - Book One - Draoidh’s Dream Series
by Dean Crasgail
Price: $3.99 USD. 30360 words. Published on February 12, 2012. Fiction.
Draoidh’s Dream is a historical fantasy adventure set in a mystical land chronicling the adventure of three brothers. Awakening is the first volume in the series, Draoidh’s Dream, which will consist of eight separate parts and be part of the larger history of the world of the Draoidh’s that in the end will span five separate books.
Price: $3.99 USD. 30360 words. Published on February 12, 2012. Fiction.
Draoidh’s Dream is a historical fantasy adventure set in a mystical land chronicling the adventure of three brothers. Awakening is the first volume in the series, Draoidh’s Dream, which will consist of eight separate parts and be part of the larger history of the world of the Draoidh’s that in the end will span five separate books.
Triad - Prophecy Book 3 Part One Draoidh's Dream
by Dean Crasgail
Price: $3.99 USD. 22810 words. Published on January 17, 2012. Fiction.
Triad: Prophecy is the first part of the third book in the Draoidh's Dream series. The last of the boys awakens to the powers of Dia Talamh while each of them nurses their wounds. Derry, who suffered the worst fate at the hands of their enemies, turns to Abric and his scrolls as a way of occupying his mind.
Price: $3.99 USD. 22810 words. Published on January 17, 2012. Fiction.
Triad: Prophecy is the first part of the third book in the Draoidh's Dream series. The last of the boys awakens to the powers of Dia Talamh while each of them nurses their wounds. Derry, who suffered the worst fate at the hands of their enemies, turns to Abric and his scrolls as a way of occupying his mind.
Triad - Raven's Beak
by Dean Crasgail
Price: $3.99 USD. 22750 words. Published on January 2, 2012. Fiction.
Draoidh’s Dream, Book 3 – Triad The boys plan a trip to the Anvil to deliver the fallen star and pick up their venison, hoping to complete it all in the cover of darkness. But their plans are shattered as the three encounter the Malair boys again and again manage to fend them off. Quickly now they complete their task and hurry out of town, only to walk right into a trap.
Price: $3.99 USD. 22750 words. Published on January 2, 2012. Fiction.
Draoidh’s Dream, Book 3 – Triad The boys plan a trip to the Anvil to deliver the fallen star and pick up their venison, hoping to complete it all in the cover of darkness. But their plans are shattered as the three encounter the Malair boys again and again manage to fend them off. Quickly now they complete their task and hurry out of town, only to walk right into a trap.
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