Beitha's Sound

About the Book

Truly a spiritual empowerment primer for young girls and girls of all ages, Beitha’s Sound begins in Gaul (now France) in the fifth century AD. The Roman Empire has fallen, and numerous barbarian tribes vie for control of the land. The spread of Christianity is also well underway in Europe and in Ireland as well with the arrival of Patrick or Padraig. Though many of the Christians are good and loving people, there are those who only seek money, power, and control. The Zealots are determined to stamp out Druidry and anything connected with the power of the Goddess. No one, especially women, are safe if their mission is successful. The wise women know that the power to stop these murderers lies with a young girl name Beitha, and her Anam Cara (soul friend) Jenny. Aided by animal guides, fairies, and illumined beings they undertake a physical and spiritual journey that will forever change them and everyone they meet.

About the Author

Carol Calvert is an Ordained Priest with the Independent Catholic Apostolic Church of Antioch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and a member of the Order of Ovates, Bards, and Druids based in London, England. She conducts a Celtic Mass and performs as a Singer and harpist in the church and in the community. In addition she has produced a recording of Latin chants with harp entitled Sanctum (see www.Carolcalvert.com) Carol’s passion for Celtic spirituality inspired her to write Beitha’s Sound.