Well, Court of the Hawk has had its official release and is now available worldwide. This story is a bit different than my previous novels published by The Wild Rose Press. Although this one has a ghost (who I promise will eventually get his own story), Court of the Hawk is probably more fantasy, than it is paranormal, but it still has its paranormal elements, like a shifter for instance, who won't get his own story. And in a round about way (as the mind goes) that brings me around to Gywnn ap Nudd, king of the Tylwyth Teg, who is very much part of the tale. However, I have used some creative license when it comes to the mythical Welsh Faerie king...well, a lot actually...you'll have to read it to see what I mean.
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Gwynn Ap Nudd is a son
of Nudd, who is a son of Don the mother-goddess and Beli, the god of death. In
the early Welsh poems, Gwynn is known as a god of battle and of the dead. As
time went on, historians described Gwyn as one whom God placed over "the brood
of devils in the world of Annwn, lest they should destroy the present race.”
Finally, the Welsh people came to know him as king of the Tylwyth Teg, the
Welsh fairies or the Fair Folk.
