β Scribed by F. E. Campbell
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Across a lonely Irish Moor into a world of ancient cruelty. Clare little knew what awaited her at Erdislune!
Captive of the Siblings and their magic she comes to learn a joyous thralldom in their cords and with their chains in their Castle of Women. But then comes Montrilas with it's age old evil in which she is taken back through the centuries to torture and to agony.
But in the end they bring her back to face a new captivity in the Ireland of today.
Once more Frank Campbell explores the psyche of a girl, and shows us the marks of the whip she bears with pride.
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