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Dancing with fire is only dangerous if you're scared. Sorcha Kelly lives her life on the edges of society, allowing her whims to take her where they will, feasting on new experiences as though she is at a sumptuous buffet. But one electrifying night with an intoxicating stranger leaves Sorcha with more than she bargained for - the power to make fire at will and an insatiable desire to find the man who upended her carefree life. Torin has never planned to take a wife. As part of the Royal Court of the Fae, he's neatly escaped the confines of marriage by refusing to allow any woman to get too close. And then there was Sorcha. Fiercely beautiful, mercurial and passionate, Torin shocked himself by claiming her as his own the first night they met. Now, the Fire Fae have staged a revolt, wreaking havoc across Ireland and throwing the natural world out of balance. Torin must choose - find his fated mate - or save Ireland from impending doom?

Her future has already been decided. If the prophecies are to be believed, that is. Terra, leader of the Earth Fae, is at her happiest when wandering sky clad through the misty forests of Ireland. While she knows it is almost impossible to resist the Fates, Terra hopes there is another way. A way that doesn't require her to claim a man that is meant to be her fated mate. The problem is...the prophecies hadn't mentioned that he would also be her sworn enemy. Her people are troubled, and their unhappy rumblings shake the Earth and threaten the future of Ireland. Torn, Terra must decide if answering her heart's song will save her people but in doing so, destroy her only chance for happiness.

The fate of the Fae world hangs in precarious balance. One rainy night, a man drops from the skies and lands at Raven's feet on the cold streets of Galway. Compelled by the unknown, she palms a unique gold coin from the dying man's pocket. This one act sets in motion a series of events that have been destined for Raven all along. When Kellen's best friend is thrown from his alicorn, Kellen races through the night sky only to find Alistair crumpled on a street corner, a slender woman with lavender hair and combat boots bent over his broken body. His loss shatters Kellen, and he buys the woman's silence before returning to fight a battle the Air Fae just might now lose. Yet the woman with the lavender hair and witchy eyes haunts his thoughts. Inextricably drawn to her, he finds himself returning to Galway to find her cornered in an alley by the Dark Fae. Fate binds the two together, but will blood tear them apart?