Map of Emily Wild's Otherworld

The second instalment of the bestselling fantasy series about a scientist studying the world of the fae.

Brilliant dryadologist Emily Wilde is enjoying the success of her Encyclopaedia of Faeries and has dedicated herself to an academic career at Cambridge University. Her new research project is to map the fae realms. However, Emily’s work is soon disrupted by attacks from bloodthirsty fae who have broken through into the mortal world and are dangerously focused on her colleague, Wendell Bambleby.

Emily must travel to the picturesque setting of the Austrian Alps on an expedition, whose members also include the unbearably charming Bambleby. There, they intend to search for a magical door that will allow them to secretly enter the fae realm to prevent a catastrophe.

A mysterious man also enters the story, tasking Emily with finding the legendary dryadologist Danielle de Grey in the mountains, who disappeared during a similar expedition.

Once again, Emily must deal with the disturbing and fascinating fae, while trying to solve the mystery of the magical door, as well as her feelings for Bambleby.

The second volume of Heather Fawcett's romantic fantasy series will once again entertain and enchant readers.

Thanks to its combination of pleasant historical fantasy and mystery, Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands is a pure reading pleasure. Heather Fawcett delivers a charming sequel that you can completely immerse yourself in on dark winter evenings.
— Fantasy Hive

Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands retains all the wonder, charm, and heart of its predecessor, offering another cosy fantasy with endearing and unforgettable characters. Anyone who liked the first book will enjoy this sequel, and I can't wait for more of Emily and Wendell's stories!
— BiblioSanctum

Fawcett captures the attention of readers by drawing them into the folklore and the surrounding world. A great read for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Erin Morgenstern.
— Library Journal