Description
With evocative imagery, “A Moon in All Things” tells the story of an unbridled young woman in remote 1820s County Galway. She is unusual in her desire to captain boats but bonded to her people’s ancient Celtic ceremonies. Comeau draws readers into a web of mysterious otherworldly connections in a land under siege by dominating powers, where stories of the past clash with premonitions of the future, revealing the truth about Morrigan’s destiny through the objects her great-grandmother left behind. The novel is written in lyrical, open-hearted prose and asks big questions that are as relevant today as at any time: What is our true nature? Separate and elevated from the rest of Earth’s beings, or an integral and equal part of a World Tree of Creation?
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.