The Sign Of The Moonbow Cormac Mac Art was a Gaelic pirate who plowed the waters of the Narrow Sea attacking everyone and everything that came across his path. "A life fraught with hacking swords, venomously whining arrows and rushing battle axes(8) ..." made Cormac one of the fiercest men alive. Cormac had no respect for anyone or anything civilized. After being exiled from his native shores of Eirren, Cormac spent his life killing and stealing, without a care for life or property. Cormac was a man without compassion, he felt no sorrow or pity. The main conflict in this book was that Cormac Mac Art had captured the ravenous beast, Thulsa Doom who had killed and hated more fiercely than Cormac did. Cormac was a pirate, Thulsa was evil. Cormac hated Thulsa more than he hated the everyone in the world combined, for Thulsa had plagued his family for centuries. Cormac's ....

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