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Due to the amount of Fae flesh Fiona had eaten, she could no longer be killed by human means and was trapped in a mutilated body, in constant agony. Eventually she begged Mac to use her Fae spear and end her suffering. Twenty-seven people died that night, gunned down, blown up, poisoned, knifed, or strangled.

Dublin had never seen anything like it. A group of flawlessly choreographed killers had closed in all over the city, at restaurants, homes, hotels, and clubs, and struck simultaneously.

He is killed by the Sinsar Dubh in Bloodfever. Both Sean and Kat despised the family business and refused to participate. The two crime families sought to unite the business with a marriage between them, but when nearly all the McLaughlins were killed after the walls crashed, Katarina and Sean finally felt free. But chaos reigns in a world where humans struggle to obtain simple necessities, and Sean suddenly finds himself part of the black market, competing with Ryodan and the Fae to fairly distribute the supply of food and valuable resources.

Mac has blonde hair, green eyes, and she had an idyllic, sheltered childhood in the Deep South. Shortly after her arrival, she met Jericho Barrons and began reluctantly working with him toward common goals. Among her many skills and talents, Mac can sense and track objects of power created by the Fae , including the Sinsar Dubh.

Isla O'Connor, Mac's biological mother, was possessed by the Sinsar Dubh while she was pregnant and a copy of the book was imprinted onto Mac when she was in the womb. They were told never to bring her back to Ireland and brought to live in Ashford, Georgia.

Growing up, Mac had nightmares about the cold. While she lived in Ashford, she bartended and took college courses, living a relatively happy, mundane life. Alina's murder left her devastated and Mac went to Ireland to find revenge. MacKayla is often described as a gorgeous bombshell beauty. She has long, beautiful silky blonde hair, stunning bright green eyes and golden tan skin that's hotter than the sun.

Mac is tall with legs for days with an incredibly lean and curvaceous body. She's small in the waist and busty on top with killer hips and thighs. Barrons describes Mac as Barbie-like. When she meets Barrons, he makes her cut her hair short and dye it black in order to disguise herself from the unseelie hunting her.

She uses the Spear of Destiny, which is lethal to fae, as her weapon. Mac can summon crimson runes, tame K'Vruck, turn invisible, and has access to a seemingly unlimited pool of power within the copy of the book inside her. And nothing else matters. Never will. You exist in a place that is beyond all rules for me. Do you understand that? Jericho Barrons discovers that Mac is a Sidhe-seer and teams up with her in order to track the Sinsar Dubh.

Mac has a tattoo at the nape of her neck that allows Barrons to track her no matter her location, as well as allowing him to feel many of her emotions. He initially gives her this tattoo when she is passed out and unaware that it is there. Mac later learns that the tattoo also allows Barrons to feel what she feels, initially she is told that the tattoo conveys very little, however we come to earn later in Feversong that in actuality the tattoo conveys many if not all, even the most minor of her emotions and feelings to Barrons.

They are inherently distrusting of one another but have an unshakable connection that keeps them together. They understand each other well enough that they can communicate without words.

Mac denies her feelings of lust towards Barrons, while Barrons denies his emotional feelings towards her. They keep one another at a distance, calling one another by their last names, except near-death situations and when having sex. V'lane and Darroc put an especially difficult strain on their connection. It isn't until Mac accidentally "kills" Barrons that she realizes her feelings for him, but Barron's anger at what he sees as her betrayal prevents them from being together.

By the end of Shadowfever , Barrons and Mac have established their love for one another and have a somewhat stable relationship. In the way of Fae things, when one royal is killed, another becomes, and Christian MacKeltar is swiftly becoming the next Unseelie Prince.

Highly sexual, a powerful sifter, this princess is stunningly beautiful with long black hair, pale skin, and blue eyes. In Burned we learn the Sweeper tinkered with the Unseelie Princess es and changed her them somehow. Unlike the Unseelie Princes who are prone to mindless savagery, the princess is quite rational about her desires, and logically focused on short-term sacrifice for long-term gain.

It is unknown what her end goal is but, as with all Fae, it involves power. Tall, leathery skinned, with wings, they are feared by all Fae. Psychopathically driven to complete her unfinished, tattered gown of guts, she captures and kills anything in her path, using insectile, lancelike legs to slay her prey and disembowel them.

She then perches nearby and knits their entrails into the ragged hem of her blood-red dress. Rumor is, the Hag once held two Unseelie Princes captive, killing them over and over for nearly one hundred thousand years before the Unseelie King stopped her. She reeks of the stench of rotting meat, has matted, blood-drenched hair, an ice white face with black eye sockets, a thin gash of a mouth, and crimson fangs.

Her upper body is lovely and voluptuous, encased in a gruesome corset of bone and sinew. She prefers to abduct Unseelie Princes because they are immortal and afford an unending supply of guts, as they regenerate each time she kills them. Beneath an elegant, cobwebbed black top hat is a swirling black tornado with various bits of features that occasionally materialize.

Like all the Unseelie, created imperfectly from an imperfect Song of Making, he is pathologically driven to achieve what he lacks—a face and identity—by stealing faces and identities from humans. In Fever Moon , the Fear Dorcha is defeated by Mac when she steals his top hat, but it is unknown if the Fear Dorcha is actually deceased.

This Unseelie is one of the most complex and powerful the king ever created, capable of opening holes in space-time to travel, similar to the Seelie ability to sift but with catastrophic results for the matter it manipulates. The Hoar Frost King is the only Unseelie aware of its fundamental imperfection on a quantum level, and like the king, was attempting to re-create the Song of Making to fix itself by collecting the necessary frequencies, physically removing them from the fabric of reality.

Each place the Hoar Frost King fed, it stripped necessary structure from the universe while regurgitating a minute mass of enormous density, like a cat vomiting cosmic bones after eating a quantum bird. He projects the glamour of a devastatingly attractive human man.

He is lethal but prefers his victims left hideously disfigured and alive to suffer. Gaunt, emaciated to the point of starvation, her face is long and narrow. Her mouth consumes the entire lower half of her face.

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