IAN 2025 FINALIST - Best Book of the Year

“Atmospheric and beguiling”—Kirkus Reviews

A captivating tale infused with Celtic magic, high stakes, and true love.

On the wild coast of 1820s Ireland, young Morrigan Lane hears the sea's call—and her ancestors' ancient voices. Born with a connection to the mystical lands of her Celtic heritage, Morrigan is no ordinary girl. She dreams of adventure, breaking free from the restrictions of village life, and, above all, sailing beyond the distant horizon.

But Morrigan finds herself pulled into a mysterious journey when a haunting vision of the Irish sea god, Manannán mac Lir, beckons her into his shadowy world. Against the backdrop of Ireland's rugged cliffs and ancient stone circles, she must navigate myth and reality, confronting age-old traditions, family secrets, and the fierce expectations placed upon her as a young woman.

A Moon in All Things is a spellbinding tale of Celtic mysticism, forbidden dreams, and the resilience of the human spirit. Fans of historical fantasy and coming-of-age adventures will be swept away by Morrigan's quest for self-discovery in a world where land and sea, myth and truth, are deeply intertwined.

Perfect for readers enchanted by Irish folklore, women's journeys, and stories that echo the timeless call of nature, A Moon in All Things reminds us that the true magic of life is waiting if we dare to reach for it.

Fans of Outlander’s Claire Fraser and The Frozen River’s Martha Ballard will enjoy Comeau’s Morrigan Lane

who is fiercely devoted to discovering her healing gifts while those in power call them “dangerous.”

In this fantasy novel, Comeau uses the Irish setting ... and tales of the Otherworld and Tuatha dé Danann to craft an ethereal, fablelike narrative. Morrigan, ... friends, family, and fellow villagers, come alive ... fitting perfectly into the picturesque village ... Morrigan’s frustration with the imposed limits on her gender adds a fascinating dimension to the spooky tale.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Atmospheric, subtle, and captivating”—Foreword Reviews

“Tears, sighs, fabulous!” — Geralyn White Dreyfous, Academy Award-winning film producer

“A writer should be able to ‘dance with a pen’ according to Nietzsche. Jennifer Comeau passes with flying colors with A Moon in All Things. This work is not formulaic magic realism, but rather reality as magic. This is a generous, warm-hearted, and very well researched novel and the reader will want more.” —Tom Bancroft, former book critic

“An excellent and thoroughly enjoyable read. I felt fully immersed in Comeau’s story world and loved the details of sea life and old Irish culture that are inherent to the piece…the map of the village was wonderful. …This is fantastic work.” —Ink & Insights Competition (Score: 246/250)

“Jennifer E Comeau has crafted a brilliantly written book of magic and healing that I could barely put down. In a time when we sorely need to wake up to the healing properties of plants and spirits of the land, this book will inspire many to open up to the invisible realms around us who are calling us back Home to the wise ways. I am certain that this novel will become a classic along the lines of The Mists of Avalon.” — Mare Cromwell, author of The Great Mother Bible, and Gaia Mystic

“Comeau delivers a beautifully crafted historical fantasy infused with lyricism and Celtic magic. [The] heroine's viewpoint is consistently engrossing, allowing readers full access to her internal life, as well as a vicarious connection to the natural world that so informs her character.” — Booklife Prize

“Captivated by lucid prose and an irresistible tale of high stakes and true love, I started reading A Moon in All Things in the morning, continued into the afternoon and evening, and finished it in a weekend with a grateful sigh. This book will enthrall any reader who has wrestled with following her own path. As a coming-of-age tale that dives deeply into questions of home, tradition, and calling, it will stay with me for a long, long time.” —Jena Schwartz, writing coach and author, Why I was Late for Our Meeting. Don’t Miss This.

“This book brims with life, magic, and a flow back to the forces of nature we have forsaken. Oh my.” — Ellen Kleiner, former publishing editor

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Retail Price: $22.99 for a special, limited hardcover edition, printed on FSC-certified (sustainably-sourced) paper.

Nautilus GOLD Winner Rated 5 Stars by Reader Views Kids

The Inside of Me is a profound reminder of the beauty that happens on the inside when we go outside. In a classic style, like Good Night Moon, this rhyming story with flowing imagery prompts children to think about the magical, interconnected world they live in and the possibility of a reciprocal relationship with nature. Each illustration renders a scene from a natural place in Maine that is both open to the public and accessible by small children. In the back of the book are invitations to adventure to those places and to places elsewhere. This book is a keepsake and guide for exploring Maine’s outdoors and the natural world wherever you are.

Praise for the Inside of ME

"A word-and-picture book that takes children and parents on a sun-and-wind-blown joy ride across the place where we live; reawakening our childhood souls in much the same way that Dylan Thomas's Fern Hill does."— Kerry Hardy, researcher, eco-historian, and author of Notes on a Lost Flute: A Field Guide to the Wabanaki

"The Inside of ME is sure to inspire children and adults to go outside and play. With delightful illustrations and poetic language, readers are reminded of how sparkly and happy we feel when we immerse ourselves in the beauty of nature." — Ellen Dee Davidson, award-winning author, Forest Listener, Mother, Grandmother

"The Inside of ME shimmers. Inner and outer environments mirror each other. Jennifer Comeau opens this portal to our precious little ones so they can feel their birthright of connection to the natural world." — Stephanie Mines, PHD, Author of The Secret of Resilience and The Great Physician

“The Inside of ME shares a wonderful invitation to readers of all ages to allow the natural world to fill our minds with curiosity, wonder, and calm. A reminder that we need not look any further than right outside of our own windows and doors to recharge our minds, bodies, and light up our spirit. Nature is always there for us!"— Holly Merker, Co-author of Ornitherapy For Your Mind, Body, and Soul and The Power of Birdwatching, and Founder of the Mindful Birding Network

"The Inside of ME is a beautiful book that reminds children of all ages the joy and gratitude for our intimate relationship with Mother Earth and all her children. This is a book to have in your personal library."—Dr. Anita Sanchez, Nahua & Toltec, author of The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times