Second book of the series. About Sorcha's daughters and son, and the mischief the Fair Folk wreak upon their lives, after their mother's triumph over their designated occurrences. Liadan is a homebody, and wants to heal and care for her people and her village. Her self-sacrificing ways get her into trouble, and she ends up in the position to tip the balance one way or another.I liked this one quite a lot. Not based on the fairytale anymore (well, now just loosely on parts of several, so I understand it), but it holds the same sense of mystery and excitement that the original did. Liadan is mostly intelligent and nice, although she has a few I-want-to-smack-you moments, too.
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