Folk'd Up Beyond All Recognition (FUBAR)
Book 2 of a trilogy
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Science Fiction, Adventure
| Author: | Laurence Donaghy | ISBN: | 9781908956071 |
| Publisher: | Last Passage Publishing | Publication: | March 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Laurence Donaghy |
| ISBN: | 9781908956071 |
| Publisher: | Last Passage Publishing |
| Publication: | March 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Danny Morrigan had plans. A good job. Plenty of travel. Unfortunately the one plan he didn't have - get his girlfriend pregnant and end up a Dad working in a callcentre to make ends meet - was the one plan that actually came to fruition.
In "Folk'd", the first book in the trilogy, Danny's life went off the deep end as his girlfriend and baby son vanished into thin air one day. Soon after, Danny found himself drawn into a Bizarro parallel life where the pregnancy had never happened and he had everything he thought he ever wanted.
However, sometimes the things we want and the things we really need don't see eye to eye. Unable to cope without his family, Danny rejected his new, seemingly perfect life, and in doing so discovered the truth. His entire Morrigan family bloodline is caught up in a centuries-long war with the faerie folk, and his son's abduction is the latest salvo in that conflict.
Opening a portal to the Otherworld, leaving behind bewildered friends and family, Danny cast himself into the unknown to find answers and track down his missing child.
In Folk'd Up Beyond All Recognition, secret histories and unspoken pasts are revealed. The stakes are raised. The origins of the conflict are thrown wide open. Danny must learn how to use the powers inside him, and quickly...for above ground, the faeries have harnessed the power of technology to fuel their dark magics, and in a matter of days, all of Ireland may be under their spell.
The clock is ticking.
Danny Morrigan had plans. A good job. Plenty of travel. Unfortunately the one plan he didn't have - get his girlfriend pregnant and end up a Dad working in a callcentre to make ends meet - was the one plan that actually came to fruition.
In "Folk'd", the first book in the trilogy, Danny's life went off the deep end as his girlfriend and baby son vanished into thin air one day. Soon after, Danny found himself drawn into a Bizarro parallel life where the pregnancy had never happened and he had everything he thought he ever wanted.
However, sometimes the things we want and the things we really need don't see eye to eye. Unable to cope without his family, Danny rejected his new, seemingly perfect life, and in doing so discovered the truth. His entire Morrigan family bloodline is caught up in a centuries-long war with the faerie folk, and his son's abduction is the latest salvo in that conflict.
Opening a portal to the Otherworld, leaving behind bewildered friends and family, Danny cast himself into the unknown to find answers and track down his missing child.
In Folk'd Up Beyond All Recognition, secret histories and unspoken pasts are revealed. The stakes are raised. The origins of the conflict are thrown wide open. Danny must learn how to use the powers inside him, and quickly...for above ground, the faeries have harnessed the power of technology to fuel their dark magics, and in a matter of days, all of Ireland may be under their spell.
The clock is ticking.
