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Some nightmares follow you into the waking world
Her nightmares are becoming reality, and someone is using her dreams against her. In the world of ancient Celtic magic, she must answer a terrifying question: can dreams kill?
Forty-five-year-old Aisling Doyle is reeling from two blows: her mother’s death and her husband’s betrayal. But when she dreams of pushing him down the stairs and wakes to find he died in an identical accident, she realizes her nightmares have become terrifyingly real—and her dreams might be the weapon.
Seeking answers in her ancestral home in Ireland, Aisling discovers her mother’s silence hid a dangerous truth—her connection to an ancient line of women descended from a powerful Celtic goddess. Aisling must master her awakening powers to uncover the truth about her dreams before anyone else gets hurt.
With each passing day, the line between dreams and reality blurs further. As Aisling delves deeper into her ancestral legacy, she realizes she’s not just fighting for her own survival—she’s racing against dark forces that want to control her newfound power.
This book is perfect for readers who love: • Midlife women discovering their true power • Dark Celtic mythology and ancient family legacies • Psychological suspense with supernatural elements • Dreams that blur the line between reality and nightmare • Hidden family histories and dangerous secrets • A blend of contemporary fantasy and Irish folklore
The Dreammasters is the compelling first book in the Of Gods and Monsters paranormal women’s fiction series.
Ancient treaties broken, two worlds at war, Ireland’s fate hangs in the balance
Ireland, ancient enemies are stirring, and she’s caught between two worlds.
Falsely accused of attempting to murder her grandmother, forty-five-year-old Aisling Doyle is running out of allies and safe havens. As she’s suddenly thrust into a battle that’s been raging in secret for decades, Aisling discovers her own birth is inexplicably tied to an ancient conflict that threatens all of Ireland.
Forty-six years ago—the same year her birth father vanished into the Underworld—a monstrous Fomorian broke ancient treaties and infiltrated Irish soil. Now, as the anniversary of this breach approaches, the barriers between worlds are weakening. The descendants of Celtic gods and goddesses still living in Ireland join forces with the Tuatha Dé Danann and the Fae of the Otherworld, knowing the Fomorians’ true goal: to reclaim Ireland as their domain.
With her aunt Geraldine’s accusations threatening to destroy her, Aisling races against time to master her Dreammaster powers. The approaching Samhain is her only chance to save both her imprisoned father and her grandmother, whose life will be forfeit at dawn unless her stolen powers are restored. But her enemies will stop at nothing to keep their dark secrets hidden, and Aisling’s growing powers might be the only weapon strong enough to stop them.
This book is perfect for readers who love: • Ancient Irish mythology with a dark Celtic edge in a contemporary setting • Powerful women facing impossible choices • The mysterious realm of the Otherworld • Celtic legends come to life • High-stakes magical warfare • Family secrets with supernatural consequences
The Fae is the thrilling second book in the Of Gods and Monsters paranormal women’s fiction series.
In the battle between light and shadow, sometimes you must become both.
Ancient powers stir in forgotten bloodlines, revealing truths that can shatter everything you believe about yourself.
Trapped between two worlds and running out of time, forty-five-year-old Aisling Doyle faces her most devastating challenge yet. When her enemies reveal a shocking truth about her heritage, Aisling’s world tilts on its axis. But there’s no time to process this earth-shattering revelation.
Thrust into the Underworld by her aunt Geraldine’s dark spell, Aisling finds herself in the domain of the dreaded Fomorians. Here, amid the darkness, she discovers her long-lost father and an unlikely ally in Teague, the illegitimate son of King Balor himself. Joining their carefully orchestrated rebellion, Aisling must fight alongside these unlikely allies in a desperate bid for freedom. But the clock is ticking—if they can’t battle their way out before dawn on Samhain, her grandmother’s time will run out forever.
As the Underworld’s ancient powers seep into her soul, Aisling realizes there’s no escaping the darkness within—it’s as much a part of her as her goddess-given light. Her only hope lies not in denying either side of her nature, but in finding a way to wield both powers without losing herself to their competing demands. With her grandmother’s life hanging by a thread, Aisling must embrace the intricate dance between light and shadow, knowing that true strength might lie not in choosing one over the other, but in the delicate balance between both.
This book is perfect for readers who love:
• The eternal dance between light and dark magic
• High-stakes magical battles and daring escapes
• Complex family dynamics with supernatural twists
• Ancient Irish mythology in modern settings
• The integration of opposing powers
• Underworld realms and their dark politics
Perfect for readers who love their contemporary fantasy with a dark Celtic edge and complex moral choices. The Fomorians is the pulse-pounding third book in the Of Gods and Monsters paranormal women’s fiction series.
KD Pryor crafts enchanting paranormal fiction where midlife women discover their hidden powers and unexpected destinies. Drawing from her experiences living in Ireland and India, she weaves rich cultural tapestries with threads of Celtic mythology and supernatural elements in her acclaimed “Of Gods and Monsters” series, including “The Dreammasters,” “The Fae,” and the upcoming “The Fomorians.”
A world traveler turned storyteller, KD believes that wisdom and life experience fuel the most powerful magical transformations. This philosophy shines through in her writing, where ordinary women unveil extraordinary abilities and embark on remarkable journeys of self-discovery.
When not crafting tales of supernatural awakening, KD can be found exploring quiet country roads with her husband, attempting (usually unsuccessfully) to conjure sunbeams for her demanding cat Thunder, or dreaming of her next cup of coffee in Galway. Her time living abroad, particularly in Ireland, continues to influence her storytelling, infusing her work with authentic cultural details and mystical elements.
As a proud member of the Alliance of Independent Authors and the Inkers Mastermind group, KD remains committed to creating stories that resonate with women who understand that becoming who you’re meant to be is a journey that keeps unfolding.
A monster has shattered ancient barriers, emerging from the depths of the Underworld into Ireland, defying age-old treaties in a dark quest to reclaim the land for his sinister kin.
One man stands in his way.
Tommy Kennedy, armed with a magical shillelagh and the weight of responsibility, arrives in Galway, Ireland to pursue this fearsome beast. Sent by his father, King Finvarra—a ruler of the Otherworld, a realm brimming with ancient Irish gods, goddesses, and the enigmatic Fair Folk—Tommy’s mission is to track down and banish the Fomorian invader to his dark dominion.
“The Otherworld Prince” serves as the prequel to the “Of Gods and Monsters” series. Embark on this epic adventure and immerse yourself in a tale where ancient myth collides with contemporary life.
