Tuatha De Danann

I’ve loved mythology for as long as I can remember. I was the kid who joined after-school mythology clubs just for fun.

I’ve always dreamed of writing a book series that dives into Irish mythology and folklore, focusing mainly on Druids.

The reason? My mother is Irish, and she grew up with stories and legends I never heard much about in the U.S. I was fascinated—and completely determined to create a story she could read, one that truly honored her heritage.

She always told me she could never find books that truly focused on Druids, and she was obsessed with them. So, I made it my mission to write that story for her.

Then I became a mother myself. I started telling stories to my kids, making up worlds and adventures, and they loved hearing them.

That’s when I decided—I was going to write these books, no matter what. Not just for my mother, but for my children and myself.

Because there will always be obstacles, always reasons why you can’t do something.

But only those who push through them truly make their dreams come true.

Let’s talk villans

When I created my book, I knew from the very start I wanted to humanize the villain in my story. I didn’t want it to be so cut and dry, black and white because no one is entirely bad or good, everyone has a gray area. I wanted to make sure that when I wrote my villain that I made sure that his circumstances led him to where he was. He was taken from his mother as a baby and raised in an abusive, solitary Demanding upbringing and raised to hate so many things. I wanted the reader to sympathize with him, and I wanted my readers to think about what they would do if they knew no better. I also wanted to make sure I added moments where you can tell that he’s being used, but isn’t oblivious to him. To my readers, it’s incredibly obvious, but to be in his shoes , to walk in his life, He’s been so manipulated and twisted he’s blind to it. You will dislike him, but you’ll also understand.

From the Author

As a mom , life is beautifully chaotic, but it’s also where I found the courage to chase my dreams. Writing has always been a passion of mine, but it wasn’t until I became a parent that I decided to take the leap and share the world I’ve been creating. I wanted to show my children that even when something feels scary, it’s worth pursuing if it sets your soul on fire.

This story is more than words on a page—it’s a piece of my heart. I’ve poured everything into bringing this world and its characters to life, and I hope you’ll love them as much as I do. Thank you for joining me on this journey; it means more than I could ever express.

What is Veil of Embers?

In the realm of Eadartha, a world where the balance between the Veil and the mortal plane is crumbling, Sorcha, a gifted ranger marked by glowing runes of ancient magic, is thrust into a conflict she never asked for. What begins as an ordinary patrol soon spirals into a revelation of dark truths: decaying lands, restless gods, and creatures from the Otherworld bleeding into her reality.

The once-protected realm now teeters on the edge of chaos, and whispers of a dark druid—an enigmatic figure with ties to her past—lurk in the shadows. Sorcha must navigate treacherous alliances, the sharp edges of betrayal, and the mysteries of her own untapped power as the world around her begins to fracture.

But the fight isn’t just between light and darkness—it’s a battle of survival, where the lines between hero and villain blur, and the choices Sorcha makes will determine the fate of Eadartha.

The Veil is thinning. The embers are rising. And Sorcha must decide: will she save the world, or let it burn?

A look inside the Realm of Eadartha

The world inside The Veil of Embers was building two separate worlds. It was a something I loved doing and at the same time was overwhelmed by. Once you put everything on paper you realize just how in depth the process is to explain to those not inside your head( not as easy you would think haha) here are some the places and things you will encounter in the world of Eadartha.