Title: Depends on what you're looking for....
Product review: The story is well-written and the characters are endearing, but...Taliesin journeys to the Otherworld and finds there... the White God? Seriously?! The most legendary Druid Bard who ever lived (maybe?) turned into the World's First Evangelical Christian was very painful to witness. And the light hand with history was also cringe-worthy. If you have only the most cursory interest in and knowledge about Celtic history, Druids, the Atlantis myth, the Cymry people, Wales, and the Arthurian Legend, you may enjoy this book. But if you are interested in these subjects and know a thing or two about them, this book will probably deeply hurt you.All that said... there are some passages which are beautifully crafted and quote-worthy. Just... not the ones which have anything to do with the spiritual path of the world's most famous Druids (whether myth or real) or history even in the lightest concept.
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