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Brianag: The Blood Queen Chronicles
$18.50
ISBN: 979-8-9865756-7-4
Blood is the link between humans, demigods, and demons—and is the Blood Queen’s domain.
“The slave bowed and set the wooden platter on a side table. Without turning around, Gràinne Ni Fearghal, the Blood Queen, knew what the plate held—a bloody, still-warm human heart. She had been served the same dish every full moon for the past decade.”
Three childhood friends meet in the Scottish Highlands. Two hold secrets. One may be a monster.
Brianag is the sequel to The Blood Queen. It is 384 B.C. Ten years have passed since Sidheag’s execution. Gràinne Ni Fearghal, the Blood Queen, has ruthlessly consolidated her grip on the eastern tribes and reigns as High Queen. Meanwhile, her daughter, Brianag, imprisoned in a gilded cage grows in beauty and power and terrifies her guardians—the demigods of the Aes Sídhe. She must escape. Her grandma, the powerful Sídhe, Mongfhionn, agrees.
Sidheag, was not the only Blood Drinker. Two others, Áine and her daughter, Leannán want vengeance for Sidheag’s death. Both claim to be Sidheag’s mother. Yet is Sidheag dead?
Can Cassán, Dùn Brion’s king, control his temper and work with the demigods to defeat the Blood Drinkers? Will the beast known as the Hound destroy every living being with three barks or will the ancient Cait People awaken and intercede?
Awards
Literary Titan Gold book Award


Literary Titan, 2025 –
“I couldn’t put the book down. Millar’s writing is lyrical but gutsy, not afraid to dive into the visceral, the painful, and the raw. He blends myth and history with such ease that it feels ancient and modern all at once. Brianag is a deeply complex character, furious, powerful, aching for connection, and I felt for her in ways I didn’t expect.
Brianag is a brutal, beautiful saga of power, identity, and redemption. I’d recommend it to fans of Guy Gavriel Kay, Madeline Miller, or readers who wanted more darkness and depth from Game of Thrones. Come for the queens and gods, stay for the heartbreak.”