Pictish Orthodox Druidism: Reconstructing the Traditions, Priesthood and Mysteries of the Elusive Painted People Paperback – Import, 14 June 2015

This download is five pages of ogham letters. No book! What gives? Provide the complete text or a refund, please. If this is what passes as the Kindle version, then it is clearly a fraud. The five pages that are included come with no explanation, just some titles for the pictures. Most of this is freely available by simply doing a Google search. The author and Amazon need to include the entire book--granted that there even IS one--in the download, or remove the book and its' author from their listings. If this is all the fellow can come up with, then it's probably the most blatant rip-off I've ever seen! Please refund my money!

Interesting concept, and I wanted to buy in to it, but on page 16 it starts to unravel for me.. The author states as fact that Kenneth MacAlpin was born from a Pictish Mother (correct) and a Saxon father, which is fundamentally wrong; MacAlpins father was a Dal Riatan, who ruled over the North East of Ireland and the West Coast of Scotland.. It's about as far from being a Saxon as it is a Martian!So from page 16 onwards, I wondered how many other glaring errors were being presented as fact, which sucked the enjoyment from the Book.A shame, as I was looking forward to it.

I wish I had returned it - I didn't realize that I could until later. I ordered the physical book - it is a nice overview and I resonate in agreement with the content and it's pretty average and basic

It only contains 4 pages with a bunch of symbols you can easily Google. Total ripoff. I want my money back.