Isolt of the Waters is an ancient water elemental whose betrayal and enchantment has forever changed the Whole. When a young scholar in Idonne discovers her story, along with tales of dwarf magic and the birth of Umbra—a malevolent entity dwelling in the Void—he dreams of a life filled with adventure and heroism. Whimsical and edgy, Daughter of Light is an epic fantasy with an intriguing cosmology and well-developed characters for readers of all ages.

“... deliciously ambiguous … a mythical tale as appealing as it is impressive.” —Kirkus Reviews As a half-faerie, Melia is an outcast in the enchanted world where she lives with her two sisters and full-blood faerie mother. The girls' father has been exiled to the mortal world for breaking his faerie troth. He's determined to return to the Realm of Faerie by harnessing the power of Umbra—a sinister consciousness dwelling in the Void. Melia becomes entangled in her father's obsession by way of their telepathic connection. Fearful she's been tainted by his contact with darkness, she seeks help from the Illustrator. The mysterious woman marks the half-faerie's forehead with an unusual emblem meant to draw the aid of a green-eyed stranger from distant lands. Before the young priest—an authority on Umbra arrives—a tragic accident destroys what's left of Melia's fractured family. Her mother is unforgiving. The punishment she metes out will leave her daughter torn between guilt and ecstasy, challenge the bonds between three sisters, and complicate Melia's relationship with the young priest. Whimsical and edgy, Daughter of Light is an epic fantasy with an intriguing cosmology and well-developed characters for readers of all ages. NOTE: Published for the first time in 2012, Nandana's Mark and The Flower of Isbelline have been revised and combined into this single edition with new material added.

“In this second installment ... Dynamic characters choose sides on the battlefield and in their hearts, aptly setting the stage for the next book." — Kirkus Reviews Energies in the enchanted world are shifting and new alliances are forming; the battle between Dark and Light has begun. Melia is desperate to make things right with Ryder, the young priest from Idonne, but first she must warn the half-bloods in the mortal world that Umbra is coming for them—and face the powerful dragonwitch and her spectacular Dragon Carnivale. The stakes are raised as Melia grasps just how far she will have to go to save the people and world she loves. Whimsical and edgy, Daughter of Light is an epic fantasy with an intriguing cosmology and well-developed characters for readers of all ages.