She was raised to hunt faeries. He was raised from the dead. \\\* Aiofe Callaghan comes from a long line of faery hunters. Hired by one of the faery queens, they protect the human world from chaos and destruction. But when Aiofe stumbles through an open door into the land of Faery, she discovers the job isn't as simple as it seems, nor is she. Arthur Pendragon spent centuries in blissful nothingness, until the day the four queens banded together to raise him from the dead. Along with his twelve most talented knights, he leads the warring armies of Faery against the greatest enemy they have ever known: one of their own. Can they overcome their differences to confront the greatest challenges either of them have ever faced?

When Queen Isobel warned King Arthur and the other knights away from the dungeons, most of them listened. But one, Sir Kay, could not be deterred. What he finds in the pits of darkness is more than he could have imagined, and could be more than he can handle.

Aiofe and Arthur have found themselves together in the land of Faery, surrounded by heartache and hope. They're prepared to take on the worst: A war is looming on the horizon, ready to pit the citizens of Faery against each other in a battle to end all battles. Arthur was raised from the dead to stop that war, to protect the four realms from utter devastation, but when a long lost love arrives, he will be forced to question everything he thought he knew, and Aiofe will question him.

In an unprecedented move, three corners of Faery have joined together to defend their land from the terrible Leanansidhe. King Arthur has risen once again to the height of power and stands strong with Queen Aiofe at his side. In this final book of the Risen King trilogy, they go head-to-head with the most powerful faery the land has ever faced.

Evil isn't always made. When Leanansidhe is betrayed by her best friend, Titania, and abandoned by those she thought loved her, she flees into the Dark woods, where she encounters terrors even she couldn't have imagined.