Their life seems ideal and Luke feels that true happiness is finally within his grasp. This wasn’t always the case. Growing up in a loving but dysfunctional family, Luke never felt that he belonged. While his parents adored him, the whole family knew that due to a mix-up at the hospital, Luke wasn’t their biological child. His parents did the best they could to make the lad feel special. But it was his uncle Terence who Luke felt most close to, a man who enchanted (and frightened) him with tales of the “Other”—eldritch beings, hedge folks, and other fables of Celtic myth. When Terence dies in a freak accident, Luke discovers how little he really knew his uncle. How serious was Terence about the magic in his tales? Why did he travel so widely by himself, and what was he looking for? Soon Luke will have to confront forces that may be older than the world in order to save his unborn child.