Stop by M. Judson for a free pop up with local author PK Morrigan, and her new novel, The Mystery of the Irish Curse! ABOUT THE BOOK: On a fateful day in history, a young girl discovers her destiny as a leader. With her mother captured by a hidden foe, she embarks on a daring quest. Armed with courage and a story to tell, will she conquer the darkness and protect what matters most? The Mystery of the Irish Curse unfolds against the backdrop of a pivotal moment in American history, November 22, 1963. This day marks not only the assassination of President John F. Kennedy but also the awakening of an ancient prophecy. Morrigan, the thirteenth child of the Great Celtic Queen, is thrust into a world filled with danger and intrigue. Born into an Irish American family, she has faced challenges from the moment she entered the world. Her upbringing in American schools has equipped her with the adaptability and resilience needed to confront the trials ahead. As Morrigan sets out to rescue her mother from an unseen enemy, she reflects on her life and the legacy she wishes to leave behind. With a heart full of determination, she pens her story, understanding that her journey may lead to sacrifice. The stakes are high, and the invisible enemy has wrought havoc and despair. Morrigan embodies the spirit of bravery, faith, and the unbreakable bonds of family and friendship. Join Morrigan on her quest as she navigates a world where ancient curses collide with modern challenges. Will she rise to the occasion and fulfill her destiny? The Mystery of the Irish Curse is a tale of courage, resilience, and the power of belief, inviting readers to explore the depths of loyalty and the strength found in unity. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: P.K. Morrigan, known as “the kid whisperer,” has a deep understanding of children. She holds a B.S. in elementary education and an M.A. in school leadership and administration, with endorsements in teaching reading, ESOL, and Gifted and Talented education. Morrigan has taught grades K-5, served as an assistant principal for grades K-8, and been a principal for grades K-12. A proud mother of four and grandmother of eleven, she comes from a large Irish family who affectionately call her Mori. Her stories, inspired by her experiences, are now being shared with the world in The Mystery of the Irish Curse.
