Praise

A fiercely independent heroine and a fascinating pantheon of gods [...] Brigit is an admirable protagonist.

– Publishers Weekly

Quite simply the best fantasy novel I have read in a long, long time and, quite honestly, an instant classic in the genre.

– A Reviewer Darkly

Sweeping and evocative, Daughters of Nicnevin is lush, earnest, and painfully heartfelt. Every word etches truth in your soul: when it comes to Scottish history tinged with magic, there is no greater authority. Compelling and bone-shakingly real, Kinsella is a beautiful and singular voice.

– David Green

A compelling, cautionary tale of the desperate and powerless finding arcane magic to defend themselves. The best of intentions can’t save them from unforeseen consequences.

– Juliet E McKenna

Weaving the language of fae and feminine power into its story of historical turmoil, this is a moving, involving novel about found family, consent, releasing fear, and community grit. [...] Two women combine their innate powers to protect a community in Daughters of Nicnevin, an arresting historical novel with a sapphic twist.

– Foreword Reviews

A story of love, community and responsibility that weaves together the heartening and heartbreaking to spellbinding effect.

– Andrew Knighton

A superb slice of bygone Scottish life brewed with folklore and witchcraft into a fresh and fantastic read

– Cameron Johnston