Dublin, Ireland – The Present

Mac Lane, formerly the Southern belle, MacKayla Lane, is adjusting to her new life as a Sidhe-seer (humans who can see the Fae), an OOP detector (she can sense ancient Fae Objects of Power), and a Null (she can temporarily freeze a Fae). She has discovered she and her murdered sister, Alina, are the adopted daughters of her gracious Southern parents. She still loves her parents and wants to protect them, but her driving obsession is find her sister’s killer, the dark’s Lord Master.

Jericho Barrons, who has reluctantly guided Mac on her journey of self-discovery, remains elusive, enigmatic, bossy, annoying, and totally uncommunicative, even if he appears, when Mac bothers to notice, extremely handsome and seductive. She trusts him more than anyone, but experience has taught her to trust no one. He has also saved her life several times. Which Is more than V’lane, the Fae prince who can kill a girl with sex, or Rowena, leader of the sidhe-seer in Dublin, have done. No one is telling her what she needs to know, not that she would believe them anyway. It all leads Mac to suspect the motives of everyone.

They all share the quest to find the Sinsar Dubh, which holds the most evil spells known to Fae. Mac wants to find it because that was Alina's last request. She isn’t sure why Barrons is after it, but she knows everyone else wants it for one thing, unlimited power. As she and Barrons continue his search for OOPs, Mac makes more enemies. Hopefully those killed in the past will remain dead. And if she can avoid Rhino Boys, other murderous Unseelie, and the deadly Hunters, she may stay alive. One can only hope.

BLOODFEVER begins where DARKFEVER ended and continues in the quirky style that makes the unimaginable believable. The characters are all top-notch, the situations slapstick, chilling, or terrorizing in degrees, and if you don’t read BLOODFEVER and the next book in the series, Dublin, maybe all of Ireland, will disappear before our very eyes, taken over by the invisible dark world of the Unseelie. Making this series a must read.

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Robin Lee