Carad claimed the One Throne through treachery, blackmail and murder. What will he need to do to keep it?The Tiarna Beo teeters on the edge of chaos following the events of Requiem for the Wolf. Carad, a former street urchin turned absolute ruler, sits upon the One Throne, but the seat he plotted and murdered for has become a suffocating trap. When the sacred Book of the Lone Man is stolen from the Citadel, Carad's iron grip begins to slip. As internal conspiracies threaten to topple the order from within, a mysterious delegation from the Ard arrives to test the Brotherhood's loyalty with hidden agendas and deadly intent.Meanwhile in Dealgan, Ardal walks a lethal tightrope, forced to protect his people from a ruthless Council on one side and the murderous Glór-Hunters on the other. As friend becomes betrayer and foe turns to bedfellow, how can a man -- or a Daoine -- know good from evil, right from wrong?As the ancient prophecy of the iníon gealach (Moon Daughter) begins to unfold, none will come through the fire unscathed.
Dara as Tearnin wanted adventure. Instead she got kidnapping, betrayal, and a prophecy that everyone interprets to suit themselves. Dragged across the Tiarna and beyond by supposed allies who see her as a tool rather than a person, she is learning the hard way that power without choice is just a cage with prettier bars. Dara is done being chosen. This time she'll make her own choices. Breag left his farm, his wife, and his daughters to rescue a girl who isn't his blood, because nobody else had the skill or the history to come home alive from it. He knows what Tearmann costs. He paid that price once already. Going back means facing the shards of his past, and learning that those shards are sharper, and cut deeper, than he ever could have guessed. Sionna never hungered for power. She wanted her children safe, her husband home, and to enjoy the quiet life she had fought so hard for. The Fiach had other ideas. When the people she should have been able to trust betray her in the worst way possible, Sionna takes the measure of the power she has been carefully, quietly hoarding — and what she's willing to do with it to protect her own. To Save a Lost Soul is the third book in the Tiarna Beo series — a gritty, intimate epic where the battles that matter most aren't the ones fought with weapons, the gods are real but not always right, and the most dangerous thing a person can do is love with their whole heart. Because love like that changes everything. Whether you want it to or not.
In the Tiarna Beo, peace is a fragile illusion maintained through blood, faith, and the edge of a blade.The Brotherhood of the Lone Man rules the human realms with an iron fist, dedicated to the total annihilation of the "e;Unclean"e;—the shape-shifting Daoine. Yet, within the Citadel, internal conspiracies threaten to pull the One Throne into ruin.Amidst this chaos, the ancient prophecy of the iníon gealach—the Moon Daughter—begins to stir, promising a leader who will unite the scattered threads of her people.The series follows Breag, a hunter consecrated to track his own kind, Sionna, a woman whose awakening magic could unite a fractured race or serve as their final doom and Carad, conflicted Brother who wants a place to belong and will do whatever it takes to get it. From the gritty streets of Yasch to the frozen peaks of the Corcra Mountains, all three must navigate a landscape where the lines between hero and monster are razor-thin.As the mysterious, avian Fiach emerge from myth to manipulate the fate of nations, a "e;Third Way"e; beckons—a path toward a future free from the cycles of the Purging.Tales from the Tiarna Beo is a sweeping epic of survival, destiny, and the high price of freedom. This is an omnibus edition, collecting the first three books in the series Tales of the Tiarna Beo:Requiem for the WolfBook of the Lone ManTo Save a Lost Soul