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A taste of the future Fey. A new age but a few Fey still linger in the mortal realm. We catch up with a familiar friend and find the changes wrought on him by so long away from his home. We meet a writer hiding in an English village, a village full of people all with their own secrets and pain.

Puck and Will set out on uncertain journeys and Sive learns to cry.

Will, Sive, Auberon, Brigit and Puck face the Unmaker.

Sive and Puck take up the sword against the Unmaker and Will sets out looking for revenge.

Will wakes up in the Fey.

The unlikely allies enter the Tower of London.

Sive wakes to captivity in the Tower of London, and Auberon finally meets Will.

Auberon and his Court face consequences, while Will returns to the theatre.

Sive and Will finally give into their desires

Sive makes her way to the Court of a mortal Queen to find her bard.

Will sets out on his own path and Sive learns some truths about herself.

Will goes looking for Puck and three lives collide with danger once more.

Life for the Bard and the dark goddess in the mortal realm is not what either wants. However the return of the Trickster brings the wind of change.

Mordant returns home and Will has to make a choice.

Puck and Sive have to deal with the consequences of the Trickster’s actions.

Brigit, left all alone, sets out on a dangerous path and Puck is forced to pick up the pieces.

Young Will escapes the torment of working for his father for a bit of peace by the Avon, but women and Fey won’t let him be. Puck riles Sive with his concern for the young Shakespeare.

We get to see another side of Puck and Sive finds something unwholesome about her husband.

Welcome to Sive’s wedding- the groom at least is happy. Will Shakespeare gets himself into a spot of bother and we find out if Puck was a good choice of guardian.

We meet Mordant and discover he has changes in mind for the Fey. Sive enters the human realm for the first time in many mortal generations to find the child and ponders how to protect him.