Malachi Seymour, Earl of Graymar, is the Great Sorcerer known as Dewin Mawr of the magic mortals. His royal family has connections to the magic world in London that match no other. Malachi has sworn to protect his family and their secret at all costs. He has no idea that the woman he thinks will expose and destroy his world with her words is also sympathetic to his kind and is part of a test that will change the course of his world as he knows it.

Sarah Tamony knows how to spin the wildest of tales. Her famous writing has opened the doors of the ton and given her an opportunity to ask her peers for interviews on the magic she knows exists. All of her research and readings tell her that Malachi Seymour will be an important interviewee. Unfortunately, he has politely asked her to leave him alone. Of course, this doesn't stop her from sneaking around his lands to look for the ancient burial grounds she's heard about.

I loved this story. It's intriguing and fascinating with a clever twist of magic. Susan Spencer Paul has spun a beautiful and wild tale.