What to read after Valley of Sages?

In ninth century Ireland, a period of political and religious upheaval rock the stagnant peace of time-worn traditions. Ancient Gates connecting the eternal Otherworld with the outside realm slowly succumb to the crush of burgeoning civilization and doubt. One remains standing; powerful and vibrant, well-guarded in the Gleann Saoithe.  

Young Sionnach, child of the Gods and the last pure-blood Tuatha Dé Danann, is key to unlocking the tremendous potential of the Gateway. Rumor of the power to be unleashed draws ruthless exploitation of the young woman, as well as hostile, covetous attention from across the lands.

Together with her childhood adversary, the young king Rhytheseus, she must protect the Gleann and the mystic Gate to the Otherworld from conquest. To do this, they must unleash and command the ancient demonic forces of nature, risking far more than their mortal lives.

House of the Wild Fox is the first in the Valley of Sages trilogy, chronicling the epic struggle between the old powers and the new. The fate of the children of the Elder Peoples and the integrity of the Christian faith in Ireland hang on the fragile wings of one young fae woman and her reluctant king.