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Publisher
Creative Impulse Entertainment
Pub. Date
2015
Language
English
Description
NOTE: This version has language appropriate for younger readers.
A boring assignment brings local TV reporter Bridget Primavera face to face with the Cailleach -- the primeval Celtic spirit of the killing frost -- and Bridget's world changes forever. In an instant, she is awakened to her own role and responsibility as the equally ancient, balancing spirit of Brighid, teacher of poets and physicians, guardian of the hearth, and warrior of the Tuatha...
Publisher
Creative Impulse Entertainment
Pub. Date
2015
Language
English
Description
TV reporter Bridget Primavera gets her own reality show, following her exploits as she takes on the spirit of the superpowered Celtic goddess Brighid in modern-day Atlanta, kicking butt and taking names. Everything seems to be going her way, but there's something not quite right. It turns out the hardest battles aren't actually fought against the "bad guys" after all.
Publisher
Creative Impulse Entertainment
Pub. Date
2015
Language
English
Description
A boring assignment brings local TV reporter Bridget Primavera face to face with the Cailleach -- the primeval Celtic spirit of the killing frost -- and Bridget's world changes forever. In an instant, she is awakened to her own role and responsibility as the equally ancient, balancing spirit of Brighid, teacher of poets and physicians, guardian of the hearth, and warrior of the Tuatha De Danann ... as if she needed one more thing to do.
Publisher
Creative Impulse Entertainment
Pub. Date
2015
Language
English
Description
NOTE: This version has language appropriate for younger readers.
TV reporter Bridget Primavera gets her own reality show, following her exploits as she takes on the spirit of the superpowered Celtic goddess Brighid in modern-day Atlanta, kicking butt and taking names. Everything seems to be going her way, but there's something not quite right. It turns out the hardest battles aren't actually fought against the "bad guys" after all.
