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    Uprising

    Uprising

    Sarah Cawkwell

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    Mathias Eynon's dreams were small. A dabbler in magic, he expected to live in obscurity in his home...

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ClareR (6256 KP) rated The Hill in the Dark Grove in Books

May 29, 2026  
The Hill in the Dark Grove
The Hill in the Dark Grove
Liam Higginson | 2026 | Fiction & Poetry, Horror
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I listened to The Hill in the Dark Grove on Xigxag, narrated wonderfully by Richard Elflyn - he knew just when to ramp up the suspense!

What starts out as a harmless story of an elderly couple eking out an existence as Welsh hill farmers, becomes menacing when Carwyn discovers a prehistoric ruin in one of the fields on their land. He becomes consumed by the need to excavate. His wife Rhian, starts to realise that her husband is not well - he’s becoming a frightening, obsessed stranger.

The ancient stones that he digs up, take on a life of their own, influencing Carwyn, making him sick. This is a really spooky, unnerving book - there are some seriously scary parts later in the book, and probably best not read before bed (although the dreams are interesting!).

I loved this, and I can’t wait to see what Ian Higginson has in store for us next!
  
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Morgan Sheppard (1037 KP) created a post

Jan 8, 2026  
January has a way of blurring fire and rain, of making the world feel caught between endurance and change 🌧️🔥✨ and it’s the perfect moment to step into a story where balance itself is under threat.

In Fire in the Rain, trouble rises once more on the island of Wraidd Elfennol, as failing waterways threaten land and folk alike, and the Chosen of Fire and Water—Afon and Necia, alongside their Partners Meinwen and Dai—must find the confidence within themselves and their Elements to stand against the growing shadow of Cysgod.

With mentors, friends, and ancient magic guiding their path, this final chapter of the series is steeped in Welsh-inspired myth, quiet strength, and the question January always seems to ask us: when the world is tested, will you rise to meet it? 🌊🔥📖

✨ Available now on Kindle Unlimited
📚 Begin the journey here:
👉 https://books2read.com/FireintheRain

#JanuaryReads #KindleUnlimitedFantasy #WelshMythInspired #EpicFantasy #ElementalMagic #FantasySeries #WinterReading
      
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Morgan Sheppard (1037 KP) created a post

Mar 12, 2026 (Updated Mar 12, 2026)  
Talise didn't choose any of this. She came to Llyn Du with her notebooks and her questions, looking for the kind of truth you can measure. What she found instead was a man carrying a sorrow older than she can fathom, a red thread she never asked for, and a goddess waiting patiently between hill and sea who had already written her name into something ancient.

STILL WATERS, DEEP is a story about being found by a destiny rather than chasing one, and about whether love, when it asks you to sacrifice, can still be something freely given. I think it can. I hope you will, too.

ARCs are available now, ahead of the 17th April release. If old magic, Welsh mythology, and a romance that aches in all the right places sound like your kind of reading, click on the link below. 🌊💙

#ARCReaders #Contemporary #Fantasy #MagicalRealism #Romance

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