I have now completed the third and final instalment in the saga of Cartimandua, Queen of Brigantia during Iron Age Britain.
BLOOD of BRIGANTIA is scheduled for publication on 21st August, a date chosen for its significance in Celtic mythology.
This day corresponds with the festival of Lughnasa, also known as Lammas, which marks the start of the harvest season and celebrates the first fruits. The festival is named after the Celtic sun god Lugh and is associated with the decline of the sun's strength as summer progresses into autumn. It was regarded as a period for honouring the spirits of the land, appreciating the outcomes of work, and demonstrating individual skills. How appropriate.
I hope you appreciate the outcome of my work in the pages of the Cartimandua Trilogy.
I look forward to receiving your review.
Tina Zee
