Description: "Grania explodes from the pages of Ms. Llywelyn's best historical novel yet as one of the most remarkable women who ever lived--brave, resourceful, passionate, tender, and, finally, in her battle with the English she-king Elizabeth, victorious. A book for all those who are Irish, or who would like to be, or who like to read about the Irish." -- Andrew M. Greeley "Mary Stewart has a worthy rival." -- The Baltimore Sun "Llywelyn is surely the modern-day Bard of the Irish. Grania is a page-turning, swashbuckling tale of the sixteenth-century Pirate Queen of Connaught, a clever and gallant lady whose own struggle for survival easily parallels twentieth-century woman's struggle for equality. It's a breathtaking read!" -- Bertrice Small "This is Morgan Llywelyn at her best--and yet in Grania there is a subtle departure from her earlier works, which celebrated Celtic beginnings. Here she sings of endings and twilight, in a story whose sensuality and sexuality themselves are strongly haunting within a whacking, all-out page turner." --Parke Godwin hemselves are strongly haunting within a whacking, all-out page turner." --Parke Godwinhemselves are strongly haunting within a whacking, all-out page turner." --Parke Godwinhemselves are strongly haunting within a whacking, all-out page turner." --Parke Godwin

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