Rumours are rife in Glastonbury, ancient Isle of Avalon. A dark coven of witches has allegedly taken root, spreading its malice throughout the town, causing unrest and disruption; the Fey are crossing at will between their world and ours, attacking and abducting humans; the Akashic Library has been violated and records stolen, and at the centre of everything, as the rumours become reality, appears to be the charming newcomer, Robert Durston.

Working their magic to save Avalon, local witches Eve, Tess and Freya pit themselves against the dark energy, assisted by their feline familiars, Rue, Shadow and Estelle. We join with them through the summer, as the Wheel turns and they celebrate the Pagan festivals and Full Moons, leading us to the darkness of Samhain night, when, as the ancient legend tells, a sleeping warrior can be summoned and awoken. The Wild Hunt can be released. But can the witches succeed? Or will Avalon be lost?

Poems of potions and narratives are woven between the chapters and those familiar with the town will recognise the many locations used in this novel of approx. 62,000 words.