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Summer's the sort of girl who enjoys being a princess. Summer would rather study dressmaking than learn spellcasting, rather shop Soho than practice swordsmanship. Summer's vengeful mother is the exiled queen of the Sidhe. Summer's father is a warrior prince, adored by his stranded people. Summer's older brother can read minds and isn't afraid of anything - not cursed rapiers, fire-wielding changelings, or the predatory, flesh-eating Dread Host. Summer's always dreamed of Fairyland. Now Summer's brother has disappeared through one of his magical Gates into another world. And Summer's father is dead, cut down by a human assassin right in the middle of Sixth Avenue. So when Summer's mother discovers a back door into Tir na Nog, it's Summer she sends on a quest between worlds to depose the upstart sidhe pretender and free the Exiles. But Fairyland's not at all like Summer imagined, leading a quest is hard work, and it turns out being a princess means making all the difficult decisions.

Winter's not your ordinary teenager. While trying to rescue his sidhe family from exile, he mistakenly unleashes the monstrous Dread Host upon humankind. Winter's mother wants nothing more than to find a way to break the curse keeping the sidhe imprisoned on Manhattan. New York City is driving Winter's family slowly mad. Winter's sister wears Chanel and longs for a Fairy Court she's never seen. And Winter's mentor is a talking mouse. Winter wants to save the world. When he discovers an unlikely changeling lost in the subway, Winter realizes he's been given a chance to finally banish the Host, and maybe even save his family. But the changeling isn't quite what she seems, and Winter's already unstable world beings to spiral out of control.