![]() ![]() Ancient, alien, irresistible, the Fae are the stuff of dreams and nightmares, their attentions so addictive their abandoned human lovers wither and die. So when a man-tall, broad shouldered, and impossibly handsome-turns up in her bedroom claiming to be the tomb’s inhabitant, one of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the mythic god-kings of old Ireland, Beth believes it is a ploy cooked up by her ex-husband to scare her away from the excavation.īut Conn is all too real. Beth knows from past experience that if she isn’t vigilant, Frank will make off with the hoard. Corpses don’t fetch much on the antiquities market. Her ex-husband, the scholar who stifled her career to advance his own, is unconcerned. ![]() Filled with ancient treasure, impossibly well-preserved, the burial has everything-except a body. The tomb Beth has just discovered is the most complete Celtic burial she’s ever seen. She’s always credited her extraordinary ability to identify ancient Celtic sites to hard work and intuition-until today. ![]() Archaeologist Beth Carter doesn’t believe in them. The Fae, the Good Neighbors, the Fair Folk, the Aes Sídhe, creatures of preternatural beauty and seduction. ![]()
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