John Desjarlais Livres

The warrior blood of Erin’s royal line pulsed through his veins, but he was called to a higher battle. As Crimthann, the Wolf, would he become the High King of Ireland, fulfilling his father’s ambitions? Or as Colum, the dove, would he be a scholar in the Church, fulfilling his mother’s prayers? “The Throne of Tara” is based on the thrilling true story of Columba of Iona, the best man the 6th Century could produce: a prince, poet, scholar, soldier, and holy man gifted with a thunderous voice, a prodigious memory, and the powers of Second Sight. Yet his pride and temper led him into battle over a disputed manuscript, and in remorse over the thousands slain, he entered exit among the savage Picts, where he dueled the druids – miracles versus magic.

Set against the backdrop of a rural landscape, the story explores the life of a police officer who finds himself in a dangerous yet protective role. The narrative delves into the complexities of law enforcement in contrasting environments, highlighting the officer's struggles and the moral dilemmas faced in his duty. As he navigates through challenges, themes of justice, community, and personal sacrifice emerge, painting a vivid picture of what it means to serve and protect in both urban and rural settings.