The veil between our world and the world of the fair folk, or fairies, is very thin. Ancient Celtic traditions say it is sometimes possible to see fairies dancing in the moonlight during warm forest evenings. They warn that accidentally stepping into a ring of flowers or mushrooms left behind by fairies can sweep us out of our reality and into theirs.
This is the story of three human children who suddenly found themselves in Tir nAill, or Fairyland, as a battle between good and evil was about to begin. Their responses to the challenges they faced ensured the survival of good, both in the world of the fairies and in ours.
Chapters
The ancient storyteller Seanachai gathers the young fairies and begins recounting the legend of three mortal children. As he weaves the opening threads of the tale, the forest itself seems to listen, holding secrets that are about to awaken.
Briana and Hailey follow their runaway cat into the woods and stumble into a fairy circle. A mysterious fairy appears, warning them of unseen danger as the first doorway between realms opens.
The children discover they are no longer in their own world. Miss Chiffy is captured, Attie suddenly speaks, and strange creatures roam the shadows. A daring rescue forces the children deeper into Tir nAill.
Saved by the midnight fairy Sarah, the children witness the breathtaking wonder of a fairy gathering. Yet even in the beauty of Tir nAill, darkness stirs, reminding them they are far from home.
The children begin to understand the prophecy that brought them here. Ancient rulers, forgotten battles, and growing danger reveal that their journey is only beginning.
