For the past seven years, Lady Sabrina Douglas has taken refuge with the Sisters of High Danu, a group of priestesses who simultaneously revel in and hide their Otherness, their Fey heritage. However, the deceits of the past begin to circle and descend on Sabrina. First, she saves a man who doesn't remember his own name, but he remembers hers. Then, more people than she is comfortable with keep wanting to know if she's been in contact with her brother Brendan, the brother who left seven years ago after her father's murder and who people alternately argue is dead or concocting nefarious plots against the righteous. Finally, her other brother, Aidan, her father's heir, wants to submerge her into the bosom of his family, supposedly on the urging of his new wife. Sabrina would really rather stay with the priestesses and take her vows, as she knows anyone with whom she'd have to forge a marriage alliance would not let her immerse herself in her strong healing powers like she can with the Sisters. However, with the introduction of the beautiful and dangerous warrior who seems to know her, Sabrina realizes she has to make her own choices to discover who she really is, but can she handle what and who he really is?

Fast-paced, intricate, and well-developed, LORD OF DARKNESS is a rich journey of self-discovery, passion, and intrigue, well worth reading time and again.