Bran came to Tír na nÓg searching for something she could not name. Now she has chosen it as home.

With Gus finally at her side and Morrigan’s sword still in her keeping, she continues to build a life in Drisconair. But belonging to this world is proving far more complicated than simply wanting to stay.

Old secrets remain between friends. Strange power continues to stir around Bran. And as Samhain approaches, the Fey gather on the coast while the veil between worlds grows thin.

Then lightning tears across the southern sky.

A power believed lost has awakened among the Sluagh—the exiled Fey whose grievances against Tír na nÓg have been left to fester for generations. What begins as a storm soon threatens to become something far more dangerous.

Bran has learned to accept the person she is becoming. Now she must decide whether to follow the answers others place before her—or trust the instincts that have carried her this far.

Artist. Scholar. Professional smart-ass. Creative, observant, and fiercely loyal, with a habit of finding humor in the middle of absolute disaster.

Gus sees the world in layers—color, meaning, people, and all the things they are trying not to say. He notices more than he lets on and carries more than most people realize.

He has spent much of his life choosing the people he loves over the expectations placed on him. And once Gus decides someone is his family, they are his home.

Beyond the veil lies another world.

Ancient roads. Hidden artifacts. Fey villages and forgotten kingdoms. Creatures humanity remembers only in fragments of folklore.


Tír na nÓg is beautiful, dangerous, and far larger than the humans ever imagined.

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