Brennan,the King of the Goblin Realm finds himself facing his greatest challenge he's faced since he came to the throne. A rogue sorcerer is raising an army of Brennan's own subjects against him threatening the peace Brennan has worked so hard to create for his people. Thankfully, he's engaged to an eminently suitable lady, because who has time for love? Not with his kingdom on the brink of chaos. Iris is on a date with her crush, Heath. He's on the verge of asking her out again when she crash lands into a weird guy who looks like he's wearing a dress in the ladies bathroom. All she wants to do is get away from him, but ends up kidnapped and taken off to who knows where. Brennan is sure Iris is a spy. Iris is sure Brennan is a kidnapper and worse. He brings her to the Goblin Realm to insure she is not a danger, and then can't seem to get her back home. Iris really needs to get home - not only because she wants to get back to the life she has, but because the Goblin Realm is killing her. Literally. With all that is working against them, is there any way for Brennan and Iris to explore the fact that they seem to like each other much more than they suspected? Or want to admit? Book One of The Realm Series

In spite of the challenges that still face them, Iris and Brennan are planning their lives together. They're both excited for what comes next. However, Iris and Brennan are the only ones. The Goblin Realm—the entire Fae Realm—is on the brink of civil war. The sorcerer who initiated so much harm is still free, and has stated his intention to ruin Brennan. Understood in that is that Iris is at risk as well. If challenges in the Goblin Realm were not enough, there are challenges from the human side of things. Iris' parents don't want her to stay in the Goblin Realm, even if she will end up marrying a king. They actively work against Brennan and Iris as a couple, and create even more problems. Maybe falling in love isn't enough. Is it?

When you get married, you're supposed to live happily ever after, right? That would be great if your groom was where he was supposed to be. But he's not. And now, Iris is one of the few people who can find him. Or so she hopes. Together with Drake and Taraneth, Iris sets out to save Brennan. This is not how the fairy tale is supposed to go! Can they find him before it's too late?

Drake has no choice. He is bound via his word to go to the Dragon Realm and see what can be done to help, and perhaps heal the damage done by Eilor. But that's easier said than done. First, no one is sure what happened to Eilor. Is he alive? Is he dead? Does he still have allies? It certainly seems that way. Nothing goes right. If that wasn't challenging enough, Drake must also contend with the expectations, or lack thereof, that he faces as the human son of the Fae King. And then there's Aine, that strange part fae, part dragon girl. Where does she fit in to all this? Drake will need to use all his skill if he wishes to become the Dragon King. If he lives.