Life is returning to normal for Brendan as a college freshman. But supernatural adventure finds him again. A god of Celtic lore, is reborn out of the ashes of a dead king and evil witch. Beset by giants, alphyns, and ruas, Brendan, Dorian, Lizzie must face the ultimate foe. As the megalith union looms, Brendan and his friends must look to the past to prevent a future where the evil Elathan reigns. Just as life was returning to normal for Brendan as a college freshman, the hands of fate intervene and adventure besets him again in the second installment of the best-selling Celtic Mythos series. Brendan and a new cast of characters risk it all to unravel the mystery of the ultimate foe. With the Corways under attack and Brendan’s father captured by a forgotten enemy, can Brendan and his allies prevent the end of days? The Megalith Union is a great next chapter in an intriguing YA fantasy opera. In the tradition of a classic space opera, Star Wars, and an equally excellent dystopian opera, Hunger Games, The Megalith Union has a host of heros, villians, the forces of good, and the minions of evil. Mix them all together and one has The Celtic Mythos. I found it to be a thoroughly captivating saga. My compliments to Brad LaMar for bringing us this exciting second installment in the series. A reader might read the first book in the series if they want a better understanding of the complex relationships. However, enough of the first book is re-introduced in The Megalith Union for the story to be read as a stand alone novel. Five stars for The Megalith Union and for Brad Lamar
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