There are not enough stars in the entire night sky for this book.

This book examines the Morrigan with greater attention to scholarship than the sources floating around online, but with concision and clarity that make it an accessible starting point for further research. I appreciate that the author includes some of her own experiences, as well, and was surprised at how similar some of them are to the Morrigan's influence on my life. I will undoubtedly return to this book as I continue my research and practice.

DNF. I was excited about this one because I really like the series, but I just lost interest.

This book is decent, I guess, for a general overview of early Irish history, but it should be taken with many, many grains of salt due to the author's complete lack of criticism of Roman sources describing Celtic society. Chapman also glosses over certain aspects of Celtic mythology, especially in regards to the Morrigan, completely ignoring that Macha is one of the three Morrigans and omitting the reason for Macha's curse on the men of Ulster. Definitely will look elsewhere for more, more detailed, and more accurate information.