In Karen Marie Moning's novel 'Dreamfever', the barriers between the human and Fae worlds have collapsed, plunging MacKayla Lane into a deadly fight for survival in Dublin. Found vulnerable in a church, under the enchantment of the Fae master she vowed to kill, MacKayla battles against his control and the intense desires he invokes in her. Her journey grows darker with the involvement of Jericho Barrons and the Fae prince V’lane, both compelling yet untrustworthy, as they vie for her allegiance and desire. MacKayla faces a monumental challenge that leads her back to Georgia, where new threats and harrowing truths about her family and her own nature await. This gripping tale weaves a path of betrayal, power, and identity, as MacKayla struggles not only with external enemies but with her own evolving self.