The Shadows of Thule
(Author) Patrick MalletWhen a Roman general, manipulated by a necromancer, decides to awaken an ancient plague, enemy clans must join forces to save the world as they know it. Scotland, 2nd century AD. The Roman conquest stopped at Antonine's wall; beyond it lay the lands of the Gaels, and even further north, the wild hills of the Pictish people. When a Roman general, manipulated by a necromancer, decides to awaken an ancient plague and unleash it on the north, Bran Mak Morn, the last king of the Picts, unites his tribes to fight. But compared with the unstoppable Shadows from the ancient island of Thulé, their power pales and yesterday's enemies must to join forces. For everyone, from the child to the king, from the scholar to the warrior, will have to fight against these titanic forces in a final battle for the survival of their world.
Patrick Mallet
Patrick Mallet is best known for his novel "The Forgotten Garden," a captivating tale of family secrets and hidden pasts. His writing style is lyrical and evocative, drawing readers into richly detailed worlds. Mallet's key contribution to literature lies in his ability to craft intricate and compelling narratives that resonate with readers.