Drowned Country

Henry Silver never wanted to be the Wild Man of Greenhollow, and he certainly doesn't want to answer a summons from his mother—the indomitable, practical folklorist Adela Silver—to the grimy seaside town of Rothport, where an ancient wood once stood before the sea drowned it. But there's a young woman named Maud to be rescued, a monster on the loose, and, worst of all, Tobias Finch: patient, green-hearted, and still in love with the man who left him.

When Maud turns out to be far more capable than anyone expected—and bound on a quest into the perilous land of the fae—Henry and Tobias follow her into danger and back toward each other. Told this time from inside Silver's flippant, wounded head, Emily Tesh's Drowned Country is the lush, folkloric, quietly aching conclusion to the World Fantasy Award-winning Greenhollow Duology.