The threshold between worlds is tearing.

Emeriun is a normal human woman with a crappy call-center job, an unhealthy dependence on coffee, and absolutely no reason to believe she is anything more than ordinary.

Until three strangers step through a tear in her bedroom wall and kidnap her. Dragged through a portal and thrust into another world — a realm of fae, dragons, ancient magic, and a darkness known as the Blight — Emeriun finds herself trapped in a world she knows nothing about. Worse, the people who brought her there seem convinced she is the answer to a prophecy she knows nothing about.

Why does magic react to her? Why can she hear a voice no one else can? Why do the Clergy seem to fear what she might become — and why do they look at her like a woman they already buried? Emeriun knows exactly what she is: human. A normal life, a call-center job, a trailer she owned outright. That is the one thing nobody in this world is willing to discuss with her, and the one question that refuses to go quiet. The human life she knew is slipping further away with every revelation, replaced by a destiny set into motion long before she was old enough to choose it.

And then there is Dravakos — the man who walks her dreams. Terrifying, magnetic, and bound to her by something older than either of them understands. Every encounter pulls her closer and tells her less, and Emeriun cannot decide whether he is the most dangerous thing in this world — or the only part of it that feels like hers. A dark fantasy romance threaded through with secrets, he may be connected to the Blight itself.