By the time Atticus draws Fragarach in the final battle against Aengus, you won’t be reading for the plot alone—you’ll be reading for the vibe . For the love of a good dog, the taste of a cold beer, and the eternal struggle of an ancient man just trying to live a quiet life in a noisy world. After all, as Atticus says: “It’s not easy being the last druid. But somebody has to do it.”
The Celtic goddess of war and fate. Her allegiances are ambiguous, but she repeatedly aids Atticus in cryptic ways. She represents the unpredictable nature of the divine. By the time Atticus draws Fragarach in the
On the opposing side, Aenghus is aided by a coven of hostile witches, various fairy allies, and even local law enforcement. The stakes grow higher when Atticus discovers that Aenghus has a direct line to the firepower of hell. But somebody has to do it
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