Anne Lyle, née dans le pays de Robin des Bois, a grandi fascinée par l'histoire anglaise, le folklore et les héros de cape et d'épée. Bien que des études raisonnables aient d'abord eu la priorité, sa passion pour Sherwood Forest a manifestement persisté. Elle consacre désormais ses heures d'éveil à la création de récits fantastiques, peuplés d'épéistes audacieux et d'espions calculateurs, se déroulant dans des passés imaginaires ou des mondes parallèles. Lyle aborde les critiques avec un œil avisé, réservant les éloges les plus sincères aux œuvres exceptionnelles.
There has been a rift with the skraylings over the presence of renegade skraylings who have deliberately reincarnated in humans in England. Rumour has it that skrayling vessels have been spotted in the eastern Mediterranean in increasing numbers, fuelling suspicions of dealings with Venice.
Elizabethan spy Mal Catlyn has everything he ever wanted - his twin brother restored to health, his family estate reclaimed, a wife and child, even a knighthood - but his work isn't over yet. The guisers still rule England from the shadows, and now Mal knows the extent of their powers he cannot rest until he sees them destroyed.
When Tudor explorers returned from the New World, they brought back a name out of half-forgotten Viking legend: skraylings. Red-sailed ships followed in the explorers' wake, bringing Native American goods--and a skrayling ambassador-- to London. But what do these seemingly magical beings really want in Elizabeth I's capital?
The discovery of a glamorous socialite's body at her breakfast table leads detective Freya Winterglass into a complex investigation tied to her connections with the Gentry. As tensions rise between light and dark elves, the chief suspect—a svartalf—faces dire consequences if Freya cannot exonerate him. With the potential for civil war looming, she must navigate the intricacies of elf politics and her own loyalties to prevent further tragedy in her city.