Village of the Folk'd - Laurence Donaghy
Queer as folk'd This is a nice little bonus for anyone who has been waiting patiently/impatiently (depends if you've been reading it since its ebook original publication or not, but I guess it also depends on whether you're an impatient person or not) for the concluding book of Laurence Donaghy's Folk'd trilogy. If you haven't read any of the Folk'd books before, this small but substantial untold episode will also serve as a good standalone example of the author's work, although it's not the best place to start, revealing as it does the 'special' nature of the Morrigan family. Otherwise it's business as usual, this time with Danny's father Tony Morrigan as the unlikely successor to Cú Chulainn in the on-going struggle between the mortals of modern-day Ireland and the world of ancient Irish legends, fairies, demons and spiders. Oh yes, giant spiders too - hundreds and thousands of the unthinkably oversized monsters. This is not a tale...