title: The Water Witch: A Novel (Fairwick Trilogy)
author:  Juliet Dark 
description: In the second book of the Fairwick Chronicles (after The Demon Lover, 2012), Callie McFay, a professor in rural New York, is coming to terms with the revelations that her demon lover was an incubus and that she is descended from both the fey and witches. Her unique talent as doorkeeper, one who can open the door into Faerie, is called into play when a hatch of undines, who spawn in our world but must return to Faerie, need her help because the underwater passages to Faerie have been narrowing. Her life is filled with challenges when she unwittingly allows an angry adult undine to return with her from Faerie; her handyman, a Norse deity, is flung from her roof, which becomes sievelike and floods her house; and two new men enter her life, a mysterious jack-of-all-trades and a tutor who has a doctorate of magical studies from Oxford. Not to mention what her grandmothers coven of witches is up to. Full of intricate twists and turns, Darks contemporary erotic gothic is a satisfying read. --Diana Tixier Herald
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  ALSO BY DANIEL JUDSON
  
  
  The Gin Palace Trilogy
  
  
  The Poisoned Rose
  
  
  The Bone Orchard
  
  
  The Gin Palace
  
  
  The Southampton Trilogy
  
  
  The Darkest Place
  
  
  The Water’s Edge
  
  
  Voyeur
  
  
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  The Violet Hour
  
  
  The Betrayer
  
  
  Avenged
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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