With a new world comes new rules. And the number one rule in Morghan’s new world is not to kill her travel companion. It’s not easy. Michael’s petulance and inability to see reason brings her nothing but trouble, when all she really wants is to return home.
Instead, she’s stuck staring down the abyss of eternity in a foreign land while fighting off bloodthirsty monsters and dealing with the casual misogyny of Michael’s father. It doesn’t help that his father is also her nemesis, the one person standing between her and those she loves.
But Morghan is handling it, her ever-present rage under tenuous control. Until the key to her immortality becomes an enemy’s spoil of war, the loss eroding what little hope she had left.
As her increasingly erratic behavior poses a threat to even her closest allies, it falls to Michael to subdue the woman he’s relied on for the better part of a century. But controlling an immortal is no easy task.
Can Morghan’s sanity survive with so many parts of her soul scattered to the wind? And more importantly, can the rest of the realm survive her?
