
Laoch Dàn – Warriors of Destiny (Book Four)
A fate blocked. The river of time bends. Blood-threads are woven.
Breanna Ban Morna has obliterated Julius Caesar’s first invasion fleet, but destroying Roman ships has not ended Rome’s designs on Pretannia. Across northern Gaul and the Isles, the threat of conquest remains—and Erin’s Hero knows that changes made through the Cycle of Time carry consequences that cannot simply be undone.
Now the Tuatha Goddess of Time must strengthen the warriors and druids who stand beside her. Their battles will demand more than blades and magic: divided peoples must find common cause, Roman generals must be outmaneuvered, and the future of Erin must be shaped by something greater than the ambitions of gods and kings.
Yet Breanna’s struggle does not end at Pretannia’s shores. In Egypt, Cleopatra faces a dangerous road toward Roman domination. To change that future, Breanna must act across the ages, knowing that every intervention creates new consequences for the people she has sworn to protect.
Breanna can walk through time, but she cannot command every outcome. Each choice may save a people, close another path, or place those she loves in danger.
Can Breanna forge the might and magic of her Warriors of Destiny to resist Rome without surrendering the equality and freedom she fights to secure?
Warriors of Destiny continues The Destiny Cycle, an epic fantasy of Celtic gods, time magic, war, and the cost of rewriting history.
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The Destiny Cycle Reading Order:
Book One - Blades of Destiny | Book Two - Stone of Destiny | Book Three - Heart of Destiny | Book Four - Warriors of Destiny
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