The MacKeltar clan is back. This time, Cian MacKeltar, trapped in the Dark Glass, a mirror of unspeakable power, for 11 centuries by a dark sorcerer, may finally have his revenge. A mysterious event shattered the safeguards the dark sorcerer placed around Cian's mirror and it and several other objects were stolen and sold on the black market. Now Cian must use his Druid powers to avoid recapture until Samhain, for if the gold tithe is not paid, the compact is broken and Cian will be free.

Jessi St. James is a graduate student in archeology at the University of Chicago when she receives a phone call from her professor asking her to take charge of a mysterious shipment because he is in the hospital. She is stressed, overworked, taken for granted, and needs to get a life. Jessica has a funny feeling that this may be a life changing event, but she has no idea how much it will change her life until she hears a voice from inside the mirror--Over 6 feet of man steps from the mirror to save her life, and share her bed.

The author treats the reader to an erotic romp through the modern day world as Cian and Jessi try to avoid detection by the dark sorcerer and his minions using Cian's Druid skills and find time to fall into each others arms, without Cian getting sucked back into the mirror. Death follows them wherever they go, until they reach the highlands of Scotland where Cian is confronted with 2 men who claim they too are MacKeltars. Visits from old friends, Drustan and Dageus and their wives, and mysterious interference from the Tuatha De Danaan keep the story fast paced. As Cian and Jessi's relationship unfolds, the reader finds that Jessi is searching for her one true love, and now that she believes she has found him, he may die attempting his revenge and leave her alone in a world that is no longer what she has always assumed. This was a superb story and I can't wait to read the next installment in the Highlander series.