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All her light — and all his love — may not be enough to hold the nightmares at bay...
Guardians of Light, Book 4
Mingling with other races is strictly forbidden, but dream faerie Pryseis has no choice. An innocent goblin child suffers dangerous nightmares, and it should be a simple task to cure him and return to her anxious sisters before the council knows she’s gone.
Yet there’s a reason a creature of air and sunlight has no business underground. Now in chains, prisoner of an ungrateful goblin sorcerer, Pryseis despairs that anyone will save her. Her only comfort — the memory of a man she can only touch in her dreams.
Benilo ta Myran, with the reluctant blessing of his elven king and queen, takes up a quest some would call mad, driven by the certain knowledge that the beautiful faerie who invades his dreams is in danger. He carries a terrible secret — war has broken his healing powers — yet he cannot leave her to face the darkness alone.
The first touch of their flesh surpasses their most erotic dreams, but the nightmare has just begun. There’s the suffering child, and a sorcerer who won’t go down without a fight. And the clock is ticking down for Pryseis, who must return home — or fade away.
Product warnings: Beware of wounded bunnies, hungry trolls, low ceilings, glowing mold and
goblins bearing gifts. Most of all, beware beautiful faeries and hot
elves appearing in your dreams. They may lead you astray... and steal your
heart.








