Tir Alainn Trilogy The Pillars of the World, Book 1, (Paperback)

from supershineygirl

This first book of the trilogy starts out a bit slow and not as tight as it could be. But by the second book the world is well developed and the characters have unique and interesting voices.

from LemurKat

I've had this trilogy sitting on my shelf for some time, and decided I should finally read it. I am very glad I did. In the spirit of Robin Hobb and Kate Forsyth, Bishop can join the ranks of a fin...

from SunnySD

The Fae know something is wrong, but not what - something is causing the clan homes of Tir Alainn to disappear. No one knows why, but Dianna, Lady of the Moon is determined to find out why. For Ari...

from LadyDarbanville

The land of the Fae – Tir Alainn – is slowly disappearing and the only thing the Fae knows is that it has to do with witches. At the same time Morag, the Gatherer of souls, follow in the path of In...

from sedelia

This book is not set in the world of the Black Jewels trilogy, and it is less violent and dark; and the characters are not as deep or engaging as the ones from Black Jewels. Nevertheless, it is a t...