The Call
In a near-future Ireland, the Sídhe have unleashed a cruel game on humanity's youth. Every teen must face 'the Call,' entering a savage land for three days where survival means outsmarting deadly foes. Peadar Ó Guilín's tale of terror and resilience captivates with its blend of myth and dystopia.
About This Book
The Call is a gripping novel by Peadar Ó Guilín that explores a dystopian Ireland transformed by the resurgence of the Sídhe, the ancient fairy folk now turned monstrous adversaries.
Young people face a terrifying rite of passage, hunted in a twisted realm where time bends and death lurks in every shadow, testing their wits and will to survive.
Through intense suspense and vivid world-building, the story delves into themes of isolation, bravery, and the clash between modern life and mythical horrors.
Ó Guilín crafts a narrative that blends folklore with contemporary fears, creating an unforgettable journey into the unknown.
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