Set against a backdrop of ancient struggles, the story follows Brigid, the daughter of a druid, and Patrick, an enslaved shepherd. Both characters are on individual quests for freedom, but their paths intertwine as they uncover a shared history that holds the key to their destinies. The narrative explores themes of identity, heritage, and the fight for liberation, revealing how their pasts shape their futures.
Set against a backdrop of ancient Irish mythology and early Christianity, Brigid fights for her freedom while striving to restore the ancient gods. Her journey intertwines with Patrick, who, after escaping slavery, finds his calling in the Christian priesthood back in Britannia. The narrative explores themes of faith, identity, and the clash between pagan beliefs and emerging Christianity.
For the sake of peace, Brigid of the supernatural Tuatha de Danann enters into an arranged marriage with Bres, the next chieftain of the enemy Fomorian tribe, whose iron weapons and brute strength challenge Danann magic. Brigid is told to spy for her people, and to keep the source of their powers secret, dangerous tasks that complicate her desire of making the best of her forced union. Sacrificing her own hope for love, Brigid faces the Fomorians alone. She must confront her rival, Morrigan, who tries to manipulate the tribe against her. At the same time, Brigid suspects that Bres is breaking the truce for reasons she doesn't understand. When his tyranny threatens the very existence of the Danann, Brigid has no choice but to risk her life in order to save her people. Set in a time when myths were reality, Once A Goddess brings the legend of Ireland's magical Tuatha de Danann to life."