The second part of the 13 Treasures trilogy, Michelle Harrison's debut, which brought her literary fame and won a Waterstones Book Award. Never tell them your name—names are powerful. What else can protect a person who finds himself in the kingdom of fairies? Recklessness or fearlessness, ruthlessness or despair, loyalty to the oath given to oneself or trust in those who are ready to help? Returning her younger brother, kidnapped by fairies, becomes the goal of Red’s life. She will not give up anything to find him. However, the magical people have their own laws, and the deal concluded here threatens to turn into a cruel game, the price of which is freedom. The two worlds exist side by side and intersect. At the Elvesden estate they remember Red, but here too there is a looming alarm: Fabian’s father is disappearing. Tanya, Fabian and Red will have to uncover dangerous and unexpected secrets stretching from the past to the present. In the hour when magical forces turn into their dark side, when treasures become curses, when good turns into evil, will the heroes be able to find them among darkness, deception and fear? the path to your true goal? There was a soft toy dog lying on the pillow. Very worn ears, one longer than the other. All in spots, rolled up, without one eye and tail. The dog looked like the toy that was always loved the most. Why read • This is a fun and exciting reimagining of classic themes: family and friendship, good and evil, survival and growing up, which will definitely not leave teenagers indifferent; • Learn more about the magical folk who live according to your own law in a parallel world, and plunge into the enchanting and dangerous world of Celtic mythology in a modern reading; • Take a break from reality, plunge into the dark, mysterious and unknown world of fantasy and adventure that excites the imagination. Never tell them your name. Names have enormous power.For fans of Celtic myths and legends. Those who want to escape from everyday life into a world full of the mysterious and unknown, and those who are not averse to being scared and surprised. The tornado swirled in the sky, and then began to dissipate and descend, settling in the dark crevices and corners of the church cemetery. The shadows became just shadows again.