In the time when the dragons roam and the wardogs rage, the elemental light of Enarie has awoken and the race to find it begins. But where, in the six realms, is it? Ava has a secret; one that will condemn her to death if the villagers find out. It is for this reason that she rarely ventures from her home in the Elliedew, where she tries to enjoy a semblance of peace away from whispering rumours. But even that is taken away when the burden of hiding the secret begins to rip her mind apart. Reflections and dreams are no longer safe and leaving the Elliedew in search of answers may be her only choice. However, the realms beyond her little home are frightfully dangerous. There are witches and demons, vampires and sorcerers, and many other creatures that, if tales are to be believed, will gleefully hunt and kill an unarmed girl. Ava knows fear only too well, but courage... is that beyond her grasp? Summoned by the griffin-wizard, Rharn agrees to undertake a quest; track down the Enarie Light and bring it to Tellus Deeth. With the rest of the Kyra at his back, the mission seems simple enough. After all, the Realms of Erin'tarr hold no terror they've not faced before... or so Rharn thought. Little is he prepared when, upon meeting Ava, his duty is tested in the form of desire. Suddenly, his usually steady heart clenches at the thought of her in danger. But he is an immortal warrior who lives by the sword. He does not submit to emotion! With only the Kyra and one would-be knight standing between her freedom and the demons of Raggoth, will Ava survive the arduous journey to find the answers she so desperately seeks? And will she ever see her cherished Elliedew again? "As a lover of the fantasy genre, my imagination was completely captured within this beautiful world. Congratulations to A.D. Broadby." - "Excellent world building, well fleshed-out characters, and a great pace in the unfolding of the story." - "I love the way the author writes. It made me feel as if I was part of the story, as if I was living in this wonderful new world she has created." - "The characters are well-drawn and complex, and very likeable, displaying both light and shade." -