Fever · Book 4

Dreamfever

Published
1 August 2009
Pages
388
ISBN-13
9780385341653
Type
novel
Cover of Dreamfever

About this book

The fourth book in the Fever series, Dreamfever (2009, 388 pages) sits between Faefever and Shadowfever, part of the original five-book MacKayla Lane arc that Moning conceived as one continuous story -- Mac's innocence eroding as the stakes go global.

Key facts about Dreamfever

Dreamfever is a novel by Karen Marie Moning. Readers have had it since August 2009. It runs to 388 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of Dreamfever. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780385341653 to find the main one.

Dreamfever is book 4 of 11 in the Fever series. The series has 11 published books. However, the series starts with Darkfever (2006).

Additionally, Karen Marie Moning writes Highlander and The Watch Hill Trilogy as separate series. Those series sit on our paranormal romance, urban fantasy and gothic shelves. Meanwhile, The House at Watch Hill is the latest published Karen Marie Moning book on file, from 8 October 2024.

About Karen Marie Moning

Karen Marie Moning is an American author known for blending Scottish Highlander romance with dark urban fantasy, most notably in her Fever series, which follows Mac Lane, a Georgia sorority girl turned reluctant sidhe-seer, into a dangerous, fae-infested Dublin after her sister's murder. See every Karen Marie Moning book in order.

Its place in Fever

Dreamfever is book 4 in the Fever series. It follows Faefever. It is followed by Shadowfever. See the full Fever reading order.

MacKayla "Mac" Lane is a sunny Southern bartender who flies to Dublin to investigate her sister's murder and discovers she's a sidhe-seer -- one of the rare humans who can see through the Fae's glamour into their true, often monstrous forms. Dublin turns out to be ground zero for a slow-motion invasion: the walls between the mortal world and Fae are failing, ancient and terrifying Unseelie are walking free, and Mac is drawn into an uneasy, magnetic alliance with Jericho Barrons, a centuries-old, morally opaque…

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