A Wishing Shelf Finalist
A 12th century Irish woman finds danger and romance in America.
America 1169
Aisling, despite her best efforts, has failed to become the seer her mother desired, so when her mother dies leaving her alone, she stows away on Prince Madog’s legendary voyage to America where her brother is serving. A terrible storm arises and she is tossed overboard by a resentful Welshman and washes up on the shores of the Gulf Coast. Caxna, a Tlingit trader and former shaman saves her. She asks his help, but Caxna has his own worries, until Aisling changes everything.
Part of the Celtic Knot Series
….Gleeson leaves us with a memorable and poignant love story and a vision of a wonderful culture, unique in my experience of literature. Karen Charlton, author of the Detective Lavender series
The underlying sexual tension is all the more powerful for the beautifully restrained writing, which makes the slightest touch electric; a medicinal massage becomes a moment of physical communion…. This is what Kristin Gleeson does best; portraying different cultures and showing how humanity can cross them. Jean Gill, author of Song at Dawn and Bladesong
A 12th century Irish woman finds danger and romance in America.
America 1169
Aisling, despite her best efforts, has failed to become the seer her mother desired, so when her mother dies leaving her alone, she stows away on Prince Madog’s legendary voyage to America where her brother is serving. A terrible storm arises and she is tossed overboard by a resentful Welshman and washes up on the shores of the Gulf Coast. Caxna, a Tlingit trader and former shaman saves her. She asks his help, but Caxna has his own worries, until Aisling changes everything.
Part of the Celtic Knot Series
….Gleeson leaves us with a memorable and poignant love story and a vision of a wonderful culture, unique in my experience of literature. Karen Charlton, author of the Detective Lavender series
The underlying sexual tension is all the more powerful for the beautifully restrained writing, which makes the slightest touch electric; a medicinal massage becomes a moment of physical communion…. This is what Kristin Gleeson does best; portraying different cultures and showing how humanity can cross them. Jean Gill, author of Song at Dawn and Bladesong
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