Jill Whalen: 15 books

The continent of North America was known to the ancient Celtic clans as Gall, where the bitter man went. Meet some possible ancestors of Kennewick Man. Feel the excitement of the ice dam breaking to form the Columbia River or the horror as crop land disappeared under water and formed the Gulf of Mexico....

Celtic warriors told dragon stories around the campfire. These twelve tales let you be part of the world of dragons. Come along with the boy who defended his people by standing atop a dead dragon and flinging stones at the enemy. Learn how dragon riders made their battle formations. Feel the deep love bonds that existed between a dragon and its people. Be there for the hatching of the eggs.

These ten tales are about people who have sailed the seas at some point in their lives. Sailors come in all sorts of guises. Some are sailing because they love the sea. Others are forced to be on ships. Join the men who looked for the Golden Fleece long after Jason returned. Search the sea for stolen...

Were Celtic warriors highly trained at a young age, or did they just step up to a challenge. Meet some of these warriors. One boy from Atrayus survived the sack of his city; another seeks to be an assistant to the great Timur. Read about a red haired man who was so feared that the enemy refused to...

Young men have a chance to make enough money to set themselves up for years if they can survive battle and gather loot. The payment for the enemy troops was gold, jewels, and spices. The elite troops carried their loot with them. They had gold trim on their clothes and on their horses' tack. They...

These seventeen tales are about people interacting with tigers, wolves cougars, dogs and horses. We have a special relationship with some animals. Get to know the boy who was raised by tigers and the boy who was raised by wolves. Imagine the thrill of a little girl who put a ring on the paw of a tiger...

The sea wolves were sailors born on the sea; they lived on the sea; their bodies were returned to the sea when they died. They traded, and raided, and ruled the seas. These eleven stories are about the harsh but free lives of these sea warriors. They lived by strict codes of conduct. The sea weeds...

Who doesn't long for a little adventure in his or her life? These short stories bring you in touch with Celtic people as they charge through life. Join the boy whose best weapon was a soup ladle. Find out where the name Mongol originated. Be in France during the French Revolution and in many other...

Join the Celtic clans as they migrate around the globe. Put yourself in the shoes of the harried, hungry, and sometimes frightened people who, for one reason or another, were seeking a new home. You will trudge through the desert, walk across the frozen ocean, sail on ships, and ride horses. The...

These short tales are about the trials, successes, and failures of Celtic traders around the world. Go with them to the city of the trader Samark; visit Constantinople; meet the cheater, Fin; watch a young man build a trade empire from pink coral. Some traders were in a hierarchy where they...

Bold Celtic warriors show their mettle in the game of life. Some lead thousands; some lead just themselves. In these short stories you will see the human side of daring men as they try to make their place in the world. Find out why The Khorassan Road was set up. Travel to Samarkand with...

Celtic traders and raiders have their swords and axes sharpened to go and fight the enemy. Their women have feminine wiles. The men don't stand a chance. Join their anguish, happiness, anger, and passion as they find their true love. Why was mead invented by a woman scholar? Who were the first...

Celtic heroes seize the moment and revel in life. Join them in their struggles and triumphs. What makes a man? Is it his age, or his size, or his mettle? Meet a man of seven years that thousands of men swore sword fealty to. A prophesy about honor is fulfilled by a boy who found a signet ring...

Celtic sea people come in as many varieties as there are people. Some are born to the sea; it is in their blood, like the Vikings. Some have the seafaring life cast upon them, like the men who are pressed into service with a hit on the back of the head. Others are running from life on the land, or...