The Celts

Can druids marry and have children? Can a girl become a druid? Do druids go into battle? Can they really perform magic? Can they see into the future and the past? And can they sometimes get things wrong? Can they truly kill with just a word? Why do they strictly refuse to write down their teachings, even though they know how to write? Can a person be given a task by a druid that they are not to complete for another two thousand years?
And can a person learn their future in the past? Do other worlds really exist, and can the living sometimes speak with the dead? The encounter with the druid Cengetorix was one of the most interesting, most thrilling, strangest, and, Bára had to admit, most dangerous experiences she had ever had.
In her books, historian Veronika Válková transports readers into real, actual history, where they, along with Bára, experience thrilling moments while also learning a great deal.