Spiritwalk

At the mystical nexus of ancient ley lines in contemporary Ottawa stands Tamson House, an eccentric and sprawling edifice built upon sacred land. This unique dwelling serves as a permeable gateway where the vibrant magics of Celtic and Native American folklore intertwine and bleed into our modern world. Within its overgrown garden, enigmatic figures like the Coyote Man appear, green children roam, and music resonates under the moon, hinting at deeper mysteries. From this liminal space, a primal, vast wood is but a spirit-step away, a realm teeming with ancient power. However, this magical hinterland harbors a looming threat, a 'Mystery' that endangers not only the very fabric of Tamson House but also the lives of all who are drawn into its extraordinary orbit. Charles de Lint's 'Spiritwalk,' a resonant return to the spirit-world introduced in 'Moonheart,' masterfully weaves myth, music, and profound magic into a compelling narrative of urban fantasy, inviting readers to explore the hidden wonders beneath the mundane.