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Authors: L. K. Rigel

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“Somewhere Van Morrison is playing our song,” Cade said.

Lilith nodded. “‘Into the Mystic
.
’”

“To all lovers.” Cade lifted his glass to the hazel and honeysuckle. “You’re my hazel tree, Lilith. I’m the honeysuckle, wrapping my bumbling, gawking self around you, clinging to your magnificence.”

Lilith leaned back against Igdrasil, and Cade laid his head in her lap. She played with his wavy russet hair. “Sometimes my heart is so full, Cade. I could cry for days with happiness, and then start all over again. The worst thing about so much happiness was being so afraid of losing it.”

“All is well and always will be.”

“You sound so sure.”

“When you were in surgery and I feared the worst, I heard the sound of wings and felt someone in the room.”

“A fairy?”

“No. My face was buried in my hands, and when I looked up… He was basketball-player tall, and as fit. He had thick black hair in a braid that fell to his waist, and a mix of crosses tattooed on his biceps.

“Velyn,” Igraine said.

“Your fallen angel of Avalos.”

Lilith hadn’t brought Cade with her when she’d returned
Mistcutter
, but afterward she’d told him about Velyn and the island.

“He told me all would be well and right, that I had made the right choice this time, and that you and I will be together forever.”

“What choice?”

“I have no idea. I was so relieved I forgot to ask.” Cade twisted around to the basket and took out something wrapped in silk. “And then he was gone, and these were in my hands.”

“Apple blossoms—but they’re jewels.”

“Apple blossoms for my glimmering girl. I knew then it was true. All would be well. All would be right.”

Lilith took another sip of her wine, and as Cade arranged the blossoms in her hair, they attached themselves by their tendrils. “I know I’ll never lose my glimmering girl,” he said.

“I will find out where she has gone,”

He quoted Yeats.

“And kiss her lips and take her hands;
And walk among long dappled grass,
And pluck till time and times are done
The silver apples of the moon,
The golden apples of the sun.”

 

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Table of Contents

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Chapter 1 » A Wyrding Woman

Chapter 2 » Daughter of the High Gods

Chapter 3 » Wandering Aengus

Chapter 4 » Wings

Chapter 5 » Everyone Wants to be Fae

Chapter 6 » These Dreams of You

Chapter 7 » From War to Rumors of War

Chapter 8 » Tailor and King

Chapter 9 » In the Glimmering

Chapter 10 » The Iron of Dumnos

Chapter 11 » The Fisher King

Chapter 12 » Because a Fire Was in My Head

Chapter 13 » Candle and Goblin

Chapter 14 » Coffee and a Secret

Chapter 15 » Igraine’s Altered Eye

Chapter 16 » Patience

Chapter 17 » Choir of Angels

Chapter 18 » Ride With Me

Chapter 19 » Nine Hazel Lake

Chapter 19 » Entwined

Chapter 20 » The Falcon and the Dove

Chapter 21 » Gobs Can Dance

Chapter 22 » Abomination

Chapter 23 » Lord Dumnos at Faeview

Chapter 24 » Wennie

Chapter 25 » Mistcutter

Chapter 26 » A Simple Choice

Chapter 27 » Apples of the Moon and Sun

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