Ancient treaties broken, two worlds at war, Ireland's fate hangs in the balance

Forty-five-year-old Aisling Doyle arrives in Galway to train as a Dreammaster, only to find herself falsely accused of stealing her grandmother's powers. Running out of allies and safe havens, she's suddenly thrust into a battle that's been raging in secret for decades, one inexplicably tied to the truth of her own birth.

Forty-six years ago, the same year her biological father vanished into the Underworld, a monstrous Fomorian broke ancient treaties and infiltrated Irish soil. Now, as the anniversary of that breach approaches, the barriers between worlds are weakening. The Fae and descendants of Celtic gods and goddesses have joined forces with the Tuatha Dé Danann, working in secret to find and defeat the Fomorians before the monsters can seize Ireland and rule it as they once did.

With her aunt's accusations threatening to destroy her, Aisling races to uncover who stole her grandmother's powers and how to restore them, while mastering Dreammaster abilities she barely understands. The eve of Samhain is her only chance to save both her imprisoned father and her grandmother, whose life will be forfeit at dawn unless her stolen powers are returned. But the enemies who stole her grandmother's power will stop at nothing to keep the truth buried, and Aisling's growing power might be the only weapon capable of stopping them.

The Fae is the thrilling second book in the Of Gods and Monsters mythic fantasy series.