Reserve 1 of The Hounds of Annwn.

NEW JOB, NEW Family members, AND IN FOURTEEN DAYS THE END OF A WORLD HE’S JUST DISCOVERED, IF HE CAN’T RISE TO THE CHALLENGE.

George Talbot Traherne is merely doing his work on a fine autumn morning hours, keeping the hounds together for the huntsman from the Rowanton Hunt in Virginia along the Blue Ridge Mountains. Doesn’t pay to get sidetracked by a white stag in new territory, though. The next thing you know, you might find yourself… someplace else.

The land is the same however, not about To Carry the Horn: Book 1 of The Hounds of Annwn individuals. Their huntsman provides simply been murdered, and George is certainly tapped for the work. It’s an emergency — the Wild Hunt is two weeks aside, and if it doesn’t happen on schedule, the antlered god Cernunnos will take the world from its ruler Gwyn ap Nudd and discover someone who can mete out justice using the Hounds of Hell in his place.

George throws himself into the task, finding power in the objective and assets he never knew he previously. The greater he comes to feel at home, settling into his fresh responsibilities, the more he really wants to stay and make a life for himself. He’s finally fulfilled someone worth spending his existence with, also if she’s just a little older, a mere fifteen century or so.

Can he keep carefully the Wild Hunt on the right track despite the attempts to thwart it? Will he be recognized by those he really wants to defend who view his timely presence and his individual blood with suspicion? Most importantly, what does Cernunnos desire of him and how far will he go? Can he survive the attention of the god?

Readers who are familiar with the sources of Arthurian books like the Mabinogion will recognize many of the personas, flourishing even now in the globe we cannot quite reach.