Druid (Secrets of the Fae)

Aislinn is finding her way on her own, finally free of Maeve and the other Korrigan. But a grim discovery of a druid sacrificial site shows her the reality of darker powers in the magical world-- powers that may interfere with her happiness. At the same time, the return of the Far Darrig means fresh complications for her relationship with Zane. Kieran introduces Aislinn into Fae circles, with their unique cultures and use of magic. As she immerses herself in a new world of Fae experiences, Aislinn realizes that the life she pictured for herself may not be the life she wants. --------------"Druid continues from where Korrigan ended, continuing with Aislinn's life away from the Korrigan house. This book was definitely fun to read. I loved Aislinn's growth in this book and she becomes a very strong character. The storyline gets better, with a lot of paranormal elements and engaging plot. Far Darrig remains my favourite character and somehow his character gets even better. The other characters also have substantial growth and action which does not make the book boring at any point. There is quite a lot of suspense points throughout the book which keeps you reading till the end. The last part of the book is the best because there is high voltage drama and action and some big secrets are revealed. I loved Druid and it takes the Korrigan world forward in a really great way. So if you haven't read this book yet, do so now!!" --Bookathon Blog-------------"Aislinn is back! Now she's got a Fae council on her heels, snooping around with those stolen powers they know very well she's not supposed to have, and creepy things happening out in the woods. Plus, Zane, ever the attentive boyfriend, has made it clear he is NOT into the magical stuff. Particularly not since Far Darrig, the hot Fae god who's clearly a little obsessed with Aislinn won't stop "randomly" appearing. As one can guess from the title, the druids come into play in this one, and the love triangle between Zane, Kieran and Aislinn heats up, with Aislinn needing to make a decision whether she sees herself more as part of the human or magical world." -- Kat, Goodreads Reviewer----------------Move over, vampires, werewolves, and zombies! With a fresh take on Irish myth and legend, "Druid" further explores creatures like the Lianhan Sidhe, leprechauns, selkies, dullahan, banshees, and pixies-- not to mention the Far Darrig himself. Fans of a good contemporary fantasy, from young adult to new adult, will enjoy the relationship development as tension builds between Aislinn, Zane, and Kieran.