Publisher's Synopsis
In this third installment of The Fairies of Carlow: The Commoner, we meet Princess Cecilia, a royal princess who is chafing under the rules imposed upon her by her father, King Rork. Ever since Princess Morgen was kidnapped by the Red Caps (in book 2 - The Fairies of Carlow: The Outsider), Princess Cecilia hasn't been allowed to take one step outside of the palace without a cadre of knights. Her parents think it is necessary for her protection; Princess Cecilia sees it as a denial of her basic freedoms. In a fit of pique, she flies from her suite of rooms and punches through the forcefield that protects the palace. She wants only to have a brief respite from all the rules. Unfortunately, she doesn't see the horse and rider barreling through the rainy night until they are upon her. When she awakens from the accident, she is asleep in a strange cottage with absolutely no idea who she is or why she was out in the weather without cloak, boots, or bonnet. Now, she must learn how to live life as a commoner.
