The queen has been dethroned. The witches have returned to Tradbeldam as failures. But for Cullen, it’s not the lack of title or power he struggles with. His heart is torn in two. Being in love with two sisters is bad enough, but one carries his baby, the other carries secrets. Reality is bound to turn ugly, and life altering decisions must be made.

Amidst the heartbreak, the witches are called upon to repay old debts when their allies are attacked by vampire-like creatures, the Transilvainland Babohian Siths, and their male counterparts, the Abhartach. Some Tradbeldam witches will strive to save them while others stay behind to fight their former enemy, the Druids, who never stay gone for long.

Megaira must get her throne back, but her reputation is in shreds and the trust from the church is lost. Now she will be forced to live as a figurehead with the power to rule held by her future husband. But who will that husband be?
To dethrone the king a coup may be the only option, but it will be dangerous, with the king’s right hand being the witcher Algor, inhabited by the dark gods. Another god’s power is needed to remove the dark gods from Algor but how can they find god powers? Where there is magik, there is a way.