The Call
In a near-future Ireland, the Sídhe steal children for brutal hunts in their twisted realm. Teens train relentlessly to survive the Call—a three-minute abduction that feels like a day of horror. Peadar Ó Guilín's gripping tale weaves folklore into a terrifying fight for life, where every second counts and mercy is a myth.
About This Book
'The Call' by Peadar Ó Guilín explores a dystopian society where the Sídhe, Ireland's mythical fairies, have returned with vengeance, dragging teens into their cruel realm for three minutes that stretch into 24 hours of torment.
The story centers on the grueling preparation and harrowing experiences of young protagonists facing this inevitable abduction, known as the Call.
Through vivid prose, Ó Guilín captures the fear, strategy, and raw determination required to endure and return from the fairies' deadly games.
This novel reimagines folklore into a pulse-pounding narrative of survival and the dark side of ancient legends.
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