2: Marvelous writng and story lines! I'm hooked.
The 1st story to this marvelous tale began in a short story found in two books called "Sprinkle of Fairy Dust" & "Emerald Enchantment" when we first meet fairie King Comlan's sister Lissan who falls in love w/a human.
Followed up by the marvelous story of King Comlan and his beloved human Amy in "Once Upon A Time" and now we have their daughter Lissan's story in "Happily Ever After."
When Amy's life span in human years had come to it's end, King Comlan carried her to his sister's fairy ring to take her back to his fairy realm. Their daughter Lissan watched and saw them disappear, and disobeying his commands, stepped into the fairy ring and tried to follow the strange pattern she saw her father walk within the ring, when suddenly she falls back through time to meet Rory O'Connor, who has just led his warriors into battle and she has just fallen, apparently from the sky, into the middle of a battle and more shocking, into the path of a warrior's broadsword.
Luckily, with the magical amulet her mother had pinned to her garment, she has been left her unharmed, leaving the shocked warriors all around to believe she is the "White Witch" foretolled of. Why is she not dead?
It is now up to Lissan to prove herself to these people and to this very handsome Rory that she is not a spy and not out to hurt them. But Lissan has no idea why she was left unharmed in the battle, how did she end up back in time and how did her father and mother disappear in the ring of flowers?
So many questions soon to be answered about who she really is.
By the end of this fabulous story you will be so in love with this family you will never want their story to end!
Thank goodness Marylyle Rogers has given us one more book to follow the story of Hildie, Rory's daughter, in "Long Ago and Far Away." There's more to leaarn about Hildie in "Happily Ever After" and how she is related to the fairy realm, too!Whatever will I do once I've read Hildie's book, I do not yet know. I am so enthralled with these stories of the Tuatha de Danann, and of anything involving King Comlan and his realm, that I can't stand to see them end on paper. They'll remain in my memory for along time. These stories are strong and true. Marylyle Rogers' writing is pure joy.
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