Jenny Greenteeth has lived in the lake near Chipping Applebee for a very long time. She’s a sort of low fae, content to stay in her lake and watch the nearby villagers from afar. Until the day that a woman from the village is thrown into the lake. A new parson has arrived, and he goes after Temperance, for being the village witch (and she does have real power).
When they realize that the new parson is actually a monster, they join forces to defeat him, and must go on a journey over the whole of Great Britain. They need the help of the higher Fae, and Jenny’s past, which she has long forgotten.
I really liked this book – it’s a lovely story of friendship, and delves into the legendary creatures you may be familiar with if you’ve done a deep dive in all things King Arthur. I really appreciated that walk down memory lane.