Dark of the Moon - Sonya Bateman - Bog

On the bright side, if this didn't work, I'd be too dead to worry about forgiveness. Heartbroken and furious on the heels of a devastating loss, Gideon Black heads to the Fae realm of Arcadia, reluctantly bringing along a pair of old friends who've sworn to help him even after he insists that he's going alone. Because what he's planning to do there has a high risk of deadly failure. His self-appointed mission: to face down a god, and to restore a life that was stolen from him. To bring someone back from the dead. But nothing is simple when it comes to the gods of the Fae. The DeathSpeaker soon finds himself battling his way across the realm in search of the ancient keys, lost to the ravages of time, that will enable him to enter eternity and come back alive. And through it all, the greatest challenge lies in what should be the simplest task: convincing the object of his quest that he's worth saving.