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Presenting the series of "e;Divine Words"e; encompassing original poetry, creative journals and artwork. A traditional style of metered and rhyme poems known as 'New Formalism"e;. The Poetry in the Divine Series is written with the belief of intervention of divine guidance channelled through the authors. Phillip and Melissa are both Funeral Home operators with years of experience with Death, Grief and Love and whom both share charismatic spiritual gifts and a deep faith that we are not alone. The poems are based on intention for a message and to express a universal human emotional experience based on life's differing challenges and journeys. The series covers; Love, Death, Darkness, Spirit, Empaths and Twin flame poetry. The authors decided to share their years of writing when they encountered what seemed to be different emotional responses from those reading or listening to the poetry. Many of the poems have been read at funerals and gatherings and have provided comfort and understanding to those needing it the most. Inspiration and connectedness to those that spiritually guide us is what the authors wish for the reader to experience, to delve into the deeper meaning behind the divine words to find comfort, validity, expression and universal connection.

It is 869 and Ard Mhacha remains the principal meeting place of the ancients. Within a land controlled by clan lords the monks tell its people how to act and what to learn, Mael MacConaill a privilaged young noble disregards the messages of God's path for him. When the monastery is raided by Ostmen, everything changes. Experience the survival of a young Irish hostage to a warlord. Mael is propelled into the chaos surrounding the Danish invasion of the British kingdoms. While the battle for the last Saxon kingdom ensues, Mael becomes an outsider in a pagan culture within a foreign country. Now as he learns to rely on his resourcefulness in a brutal chaotic realm, Mael finds his way through a clash of religious traditions in the battle for the last Saxon kingdom, which is brought to a teetering threshold of existence by the onslaught of pagan forces.