Lady of the Mist
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781961615014
Publisher: Thornewood Studios
Published: Dec 24 2024
Pages: 406
Weight: 1.25
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
The Gentry. The Fair Folk. The Fey. By whatever names we call them, they take people, or bargain with them. For whatever reason they go in, most never come home again. And those that do often find that Home isn't home anymore, for the strands of time flow differently between the worlds. Whether escaped or released or rescued, those that leave Faery are forever changed by it.
Reentering the world at the Griffon's Rest, some find a community of their own kind, struggling to make their way in a world they no longer quite fit. But the Unseelie still lurk, if no where else but in the hearts of their faithful and life at the Rest is not always quite... restful.
An Ceobrun is an Irish governess who signed on for more than she expected, teaching three royal Fey children who never seemed to grow up. Until one afternoon changed all that forever, and she makes the ultimate sacrifice for the lives of her charges. In the end, it is her eyes and not her life she trades for their safety, but either way, her time in the Summerlands is over. The real world that she knew is a hundred years and more in the past, and a frightening place to one who can no longer see.
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