Druid’s Folly is an urban fantasy romp through present-day Austin, Texas and an alternate history, post-apocalyptic version of The Lonestar State.
If you enjoy paranormal action & adventure novels that are full of magic, guns, explosions, vampires, werewolves, ghouls, zombies, and necromancers, you’ll love this first book in the Colin McCool Trickster Cycle trilogy.
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Now that I’ve dealt with Badb and proven to the Celtic gods that I’m a force to be reckoned with, it’s time to address some unfinished business…

The Hellpocalypse.

Just thinking about that place makes me break out in a cold sweat, and since I started planning this journey, the nightmares have come back with a vengeance.

Do I really want to revisit that hellhole? Absolutely not, but folks there are depending on me—innocents who won’t survive unless I return to protect them.

Besides, it’s my fault that the Hellpocalypse exists, so it’s my responsibility to fix it.

Of course, this time it’ll be different.

When Gwydion stranded me there, I had no warning or time to prepare. But for cripes’ sake, I’m a master druid now—a little ol’ paranormal apocalypse will be a cake walk.

I’ll just zip in, kill some master vampires, stop the spread of the vyrus, and be back in time for dinner with my girlfriend.

In short? It’s time to cast magic and chew bubblegum… and I’m all out of bubblegum.

Here’s What Readers Are Saying About Druid’s Folly:
“Gritty, captivating, and funny. The Druidverse’s next adventures are awesome!” ~ Thad W. Five-star review

“Druid’s Folly is a fast paced, you won’t want to put it down adventure into Colin’s alternate timeline. If you are a fan of The Junkyard Druid, you won’t want to pass this one up.” ~Beverly C. Five-star review

“The humor was contagious, yet the book has a serious side. Great characters that are well fleshed out and dynamic. You can’t help but love Colin and the windmills he chooses to joust with. I can’t wait for the next adventure.” ~Vicki B. Five-star review

When Colin is trapped in Underhill and stripped of his druid magic, he’ll race against time to survive a deadly, nefarious curse… before the goddess who cast it shows up to finish the job!

Colin McCool here, everyone’s favorite druid master and trouble magnet extraordinaire. Everyone except the gods that is, who seem to enjoy messing with me just a little too much.

Which is how I ended up in an alternate timeline, trying to save humanity from a vampire apocalypse. After getting my tail kicked by the top leech in Dallas, I decided it was time to level up before round two.

Sadly, a druid isn’t much without an Oak to power him up and a Grove where he can study and rest. Sure, I have some magic, but it’s minuscule compared to the supernatural beings I’m up against.

That’s why I’m headed to Underhill, to bond with a druid oak in this timeline so I can win this war. To do that, I’ll need to recruit the help of the Dagda, leader of the Celtic pantheon and the deity who gifted humans with druidry in the first place.

To get to him, all I have to do is survive a goddess’ curse and traverse Underhill while the entire land is embroiled in a civil war.

Easy. Peasy. Bet I’ll be back before anyone even knows I’m gone…

When Colin is called back to Austin by his mystical mentor, he’s faced with a new threat–a bevy of Greek gods who threaten to take over his beloved city!

Colin McCool here, everyone’s favorite smart-aleck druid and all-around trouble magnet.

Something supernaturally weird is going on in my town. I leave for six months to another timeline, and the place is on fire when I get back.

As in, literally… on… fire.

Now my girlfriend is missing, the vampire and werewolf factions are at war, the local fae queen has become a lock-in, and a strange cult has popped up that’s somehow connected to this whole mess.

Looks like it’s up to me to lift the curse, keep the factions from killing each other, rescue the queen, and find my missing girlfriend. While I’m at it, maybe I’ll figure out who’s trying to burn my town to the ground—and return the favor.

Sounds like just another Tuesday for Austin’s most eligible over-caffeinated druid. A little kicking butt and taking names, and I’ll have this mystery wrapped up in no time. Dimes to donuts, I’ll be back at my pad sipping Ben Milam by the evening whistle…

When Loki tasks Colin with stealing the Apple of Discord from Eris, the druid assembles a crew of misfits and thieves to stage the biggest heist in supernatural history. Viva Las Vegas, baby!

I’ve been known by many names… Junkyard Druid. Justiciar. God-Killer. And now, Trickster. That’s because I’ve thrown my lot in with the Trickster Gods’ Local #113.

This merry band of defecation-stirring deities and demigods includes the likes of Sun Wukong, Loki, Heyoka, and the immortal magician formerly known as Gwydion… who happens to be my mentor.

Now one of our members has gone rogue—Eris, the Goddess of Discord. Recently, she stirred up a ton of trouble in my hometown of Austin, and after dealing with that mess I tracked her to good ol’ Sin City.

Eris has decided the rules no longer apply to her. She’s determined to sow chaos across the nation in an attempt to spread her cult and return to her former glory.

Normally that wouldn’t be an issue—but Eris has holed up at Caesar’s on the Strip, and she’s hidden her Apple of Discord in the deepest vault on the premises.

Rumor has it, the Apple is guarded by Typhon—but he’s been chained in Tartarus for millennia, so it’s probably just talk. Our job is to break in, steal the Apple, lift the curse, and save the day.

And if we abscond with a few hundred million in gold from the goddess’ vault, well…

…I guess I’ll be the first druid in history to dual-class as a thief.

Viva Las Vegas, baby.