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My name is Princess Meredith NicEssus, wielder of hands of blood and flesh. I am heir to the throne of faerie by my Aunt Andais, the Queen of Air and Darkness. My Uncle Taranis, King of Light and Illusion, of the Seelie Court is demanding that I return to the Seelie Court with my twins that were conceived before being taken by my Uncle. He is disillusioned and believes that the children I carry are his and that he is not really infertile. Being King and being infertile will make for the rest of the court to be infertile. Andais knows that she cannot have any more children, which is why she has decided to give up the throne to either her son or her niece, Merry, which ever gets pregnant first. Since Merry is to give birth in 9 months, then the throne should belong to her. There are those among the Unseelie Court who don’t wish to follow Merry due to her human blood. There are those in the Seelie Court who only want to have Merry there because they believe that through her will come power. Merry and all her guards know that the Goddess, Danu, is speaking and acting out by using Merry as sort of a vessel. There are so many plots and trying times that Merry’s not so sure that the crown is worth all that. After losing Frost to the wild magic, Merry isn’t certain that she wants to give into anymore. She don’t want to give up Doyle for sure, but her other guards are becoming really important to her. The fathers of her two babies are King Sholto of the Sluagh, Doyle, Frost, Rhys, Galen, and Mistral . There are many that don’t see how that’s possible but the Goddess has shown them and the ring has helped. All that were witness to that are giving their most solemn oath that its true.

I really got into this book. I couldn’t put it down but was afraid that it would be the end of the series. I know that the author can’t keep going and going like the energizer bunny but it’s sad that there will come an end but not yet. This ending is full of >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Can’t say anymore without giving anything away. It is well worth the read, especially if you’ve been keeping up with all the others in this series. Enjoy, I know I did.