Exhausted by the politics and intrigues of the Seelie court, Fiona decides a brief holiday is in order. Well aware that visits to the mortal world are strictly forbidden, Fiona nonetheless sneaks away and transports herself through a Fae portal into New York's Central Park. A few drinks, some Thai food, a club or two and back home before anyone is the wiser. These vacations are something Fiona has done many times before and always without incident. Only this time something goes horribly wrong. Fiona exits the gate in the human world right into the arms of a demon who seems to be there waiting expressly for her. A 300-year-old fairy princess, her aunt no other than Queen Mab, Fiona is quite able to take care of herself. But here on the mortal plane, without her fairy magic, Fiona is no match for the demon soldier.

Tobias Walker is beyond exhausted. Patrolling Manhattan day and night, he's in charge of keeping the Others in his district policed and in check. And he's one cranky werewolf. Tricky negotiations are currently underway between the humans and the Others, and it's imperative that nothing happens to upset the peace before a treaty can be brokered. When Fiona comes hurtling through the gateway and into the arms of a demon, Tobias knows he won't be getting any sleep any time soon.

Tobias wants nothing more than to get Fiona back on her own side of the Faerie Gate, but someone in the faerie world closed the portal to her and is just as determined to keep her in the mortal realm. Tobias and his pack are busy enough keeping a lid on the human/Other politics; they have no desire to be drawn into a conflict with the Fae. However, there seems to be a master plan that's poised to have both worlds headed for an all-out war. Without a clue as to who all the players are, the pair race to unravel the plot that puts both their worlds at risk.

This is a terrific read. Sexy and sassy, Fiona is an A-list heroine -- as full of herself and confident as a faerie princess can be. Even though he's his pack's beta male, Tobias is nothing short of an Alpha hero, trying to keep Fiona at arm's length for both their sakes, even while lusting after her. Playful and smart, SHE'S NO FAIRIE PRINCESS is one fine Halloween read.