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Just when her new life as a TouchStone – a mortal bound to help OtherFolk cross between Faery and human worlds – seems to be settling down, Abby Sinclair is left in charge when the Protectorate, Moira, leaves for the Faery Court. And when the Protectorate’s away…let’s just say things spiral... read more

Characters edit see section history

  • Abby Sinclair: TouchStone for Moira, the Faery Princess and the Protectorate; Phineas and Talivar.
  • Talivar: Faerie Prince, Abby's bodyguard.
  • Brystion: Incubus, Sonja's brother and Abby's former lover.
  • Phineas: Unicorn who has Abby as his TouchStone
  • Moira: Protectorate, Faerie Princess
  • Benjamin: Moira and Robert's son
  • Charlie: Robert's TouchStone and lover
  • Sonja: Brystion's sister, a succubus
  • Brandon: Bartender of the Hallows, a werewolf.
  • Katy: Brandon's TouchStone
  • Robert: An angel and formerly Moira's bodyguard. He's the father of their son, Benjamin. Charlie's lover.
  • Roweena DuMont: Fae Court liaison
  • Maurice Delacroix: Former TouchStone for the Protectorate who unleashed a diabolical plan to permanently serve in the Fae world
  • Melanie St. James: Gifted violinist who is Talivar's TouchStone. She performs at the Hallows.
  • Tresa ce Drindal: Fae claiming to be the new Protectorate.
  • True Thomas of Ercildune: Scottish bard and Faery Queen's steward/TouchStone
  • Didi: Pixie
  • Jimmy Squarefoot: Lesser Fae, a pig with a unique sense of smell
  • Kitsune: Lesser Fae fox-woman with mysterious power
  • Nobu: Daemon
  • Queen of Elfland: Faery queen, Moira and Talivar's mother
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Quotes edit see section history

  • “It’s like having my very own pet Legolas.”
  • “Why can’t I quit you?””
    Abby Sinclair

Setting & Locations edit see section history

  • Portsmyth: Setting of the story
  • Barras: Marketplace in Faery land. Traveling kingdom of the members of the Unseelie Court.
  • Eildon Tree: Site of the original CrossRoads and birthplace of the TouchStones

First Sentence edit see section history

"Run, Abby."

Table of Contents edit see section history

Chapters 1-27

Glossary edit see section history

  • TouchStone: Mortal who provide OtherFolk the ability to cross between worlds by contract.
  • KeyStone: Normally a place or object but in rare instances a mortal, providing abilities similar to a TouchStone but through easier, almost instant connection without a contract.
  • Incubus: Male daemon who gains power by providing orgasms to Dreamers while they sleep.
  • Succubus: Female daemon who gains power by providing orgasms to Dreamers while they sleep.
  • Light Path: Occupied by the angels and OtherFolk who are incorruptible.
  • Dark Path: Occupied by daemons
  • Middle Earth: Occupied by the Fae.
  • Heart of the Dreaming: Place each Dreamer connects to while dreaming, unique to each and represents a place of solace and comfort
  • OtherFolk: Those of the Faery Land, immortals.

Series & Lists edit see section history

This is book 2 of 3 in Abby Sinclair. (standard series)

Preceded by A Brush of Darkness, and followed by Trace of Moonlight.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

  1. Allison Pang (Author)

First Edition edit see section history

Original Language: English
Publisher: pocket books
Country: USA
Publication Date: February 28, 2012
ISBN: 978-1-4391-9834-6
Page Count: 400

Classification edit see section history

Notes for Parents edit see section history

Reading Level: Adults

Profanity. Sexual content.

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