The Fae of Belfast

Her grandmother left her a house. The house came with obligations. Aoife Crawford returns to Belfast to bury her grandmother, sell the house and get back to her life in London. But on Loom Street, the neighbours expect her to take up work nobody will explain. Behind the house stands a gate into another Belfast. Inside lies a ledger of bargains her grandmother kept for years. And Bram, the impeccably courteous stranger who arrives on her doorstep to collect, expects those bargains to be honoured. When a child is taken, Aoife must learn enough to bring her home before Halloween night (Samhain). Bram can help, but his help has a price. And the more Aoife discovers about her inheritance, the less willing she is to accept its terms. Samhain is the first novella in The Fae of Belfast, a contemporary fantasy series rooted in Irish folklore, family secrets and the dangerous obligations we inherit. Read by the author