Gathering: Action Adventure Fantasy: Tuatha Legends

Evil hunts them. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, or so they say... Destiny beckons, it has an alternate path for them, one they didn't ask for. Evil hunts them. Finn, Cerys, George and Arlene are riding a wave of shock and discovery. It seems they have no choice but to accept their destiny. The only solution seems is to move forwards and embrace their new lives. Can they match the expectations set for them? The four friends attend an induction ceremony into the Tuatha clan. Through mystical rituals, their unique talents and powers are revealed. Finn and Arlene receive particularly unusual test results that baffle their mentors. As the teenagers start their training, they begin to learn more about their heritage and the ongoing battle between good and evil. Do they have the potential to be the heroes that Boru believes are coming to help save the Tuatha from complete annihilation by the Fomorians? Will the Determinations ceremony reveal them to be frauds or will they have the talent and ability to develop the skills they will need to help the Tuatha in their struggle against the Fomorie? With new abilities to master, clan secrets unfolding, and dangerous enemies drawing nearer, the foursome find themselves on an epic adventure. They will need courage, wit and determination to survive the gathering darkness and fulfil their destinies. Gathering delivers magic, thrills and fun - a must-read for fans of Action Adventure Fantasy! GATHERING is the second book in the Tuatha Legends Series. Gathering is the second book in the Tuatha Legends fantasy series by P.M. Gilbert. It continues the story of Finn, Cerys, George, and Arlene, four teenagers who discover they have magical abilities and a destiny to help save the Tuatha clan from their mortal enemies, the evil Fomorians. READERS: Please note. These books are set in Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales. As a result they are written in UK English - spellings of some common words will vary from US spellings - They are not typographical errors.