Mac is becoming more clever. She creates a device to keep her safe in the dark. Aside from the obvious benefits (avoiding the Shades), she no longer has to carry flashlights.

She also learns more about Barrons, V’lane, and the Fae. She figures out how to control herself around “the Book” and V’lane. Mac then decides to help Rowena and the sidhe seers in their quest to save the planet. It seems a simple plan, stop the Fae from entering by reinforcing the walls between the worlds.

She then tricks Barrons into helping his enemy in hopes of strengthening the walls. It will take everyone and all their power to do this, and even still it seems unlikely. Mac learns the art of negotiation and thus Barrons agrees to her plans.

Halloween becomes a night to fear and death is all around. Mac must survive, and she’s completely alone, and in the dark.

There is a huge twist at the end which again leaves me wanting to jump right into the next book.

The series just keeps getting better and I recommend these books to anyone who wants to read something new and different about the Fae. Tinkerbell, who?

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Mac Lane is embracing her new persona as a sidhe seer and null. She is learning her strengths but finding herself in sticky situations.

First, Mac wakes up in a building full of Shades. Second, Mac notices the return of an angry O’Bannion, with vengeance on the brain. Third, Prince V’Lane is up to his tricks and scams. Fourth, Mac’s dad returns and demands that Mac leave Barrons and Ireland.

Trust me when I say, these are just to a few of the issues that Mac comes across in this novel.

She learns a lot about her adoption, her Irish heritage, the Fae, Faery, and Barrons. By the end of the story, Mac learns something about the Sinsar Dubh, but as the reader we don’t know what it is that she’s discovered. This leaves us wanting to jump into the next book without delay!

There is no struggling to get through the language or pronunciation this time, but just in case you have some difficulty there is a glossary and guide at the back of the book.

The series is quite promising and I look forward to reading the next.

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