About This Book
A sun-god raised in the fairy land under Manannán mac Lir grows in beauty and skill, receives a magical sword, and resolves to return to Ireland to aid his exiled kin, the Tuatha Dé Danann, against the invading Fomorians. He crosses the sea with a faery host, hides his armament, and seeks entrance to the dun of Nuada, where he proves himself an Ildana by demonstrating mastery of every craft, outdoing the champion and musicians, and thus earns acceptance among his people while preparing the struggle to recover their lost treasures and sovereignty.
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