Outside the main couple, the other characters are well described, and I loved or hated them, little Charlie was so perfectly outlined. It is as entertaining but with a darker and oppressive side, the universe the author has built is astonishing, I felt like I saw it in front of me. It was very different from the series I came to know her, the Farthingales. I do love paranormal story and historical romance so this one was a perfect mix without behind too out of sort. Julia is determined to fight both men, but as she and the boy begin to fall under the spell of the faerie king, Julia realizes that only her love for Douglas can save them.īut is Douglas capable of loving her, even at the cost of his own life? The boy also claims the faerie king, Cadeyrn, has promised to make him a prince in his kingdom and teach crippled Charlie to walk again if he will cross into the Fae realm.Īs the faerie king’s influence on the boy grows stronger, another threat emerges from the boy’s uncle-Douglas Hawke, the Earl of Eastbourne, who has come to wrench him from Julia’s guardianship. Her orphaned cousin, Charlie, believes in mythical creatures and claims that faeries now inhabit the vicarage’s bluebell garden. Julia doesn’t believe in faeries or magic or dreams coming true, but odd things have been happening at the vicarage lately that cannot be explained. Lodore’s Church in the quiet village of Borrowdale. Danger lurks for Julia Marsden, the daughter of the late vicar of St.
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