Kate and Curran have split from the pack, but know that’s going to be easier said than done. They’re supposed to be staying away, but their friend Eduardo is missing, and his fiancée George comes to them for help.
Kate very quickly realizes that there’s some very old magic in play, which is apparently dangerous enough that her father is trying to keep her from pursuing it. (Side note: the family dinner with Roland, Kate, Curran and Julie at Applebee’s is a thing of beauty.)
I really love how the authors have been throwing various mythologies into this series – it’s Arabian mythology this time, and used very well.
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