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It is 1238 in Carran, County Clare, Ireland, where four-year-old Fey is orphaned when her mother, April, is burnt at the stake as a pagan priestess. She is adopted by the Reddan family, where Fey and their son Adam fall in love. The arrival of Fey's estranged cousin in Carran could lead her down the same risky path that ended April's life, bringing much contention and concern to her adopted family. Is this her kismet, her destiny? Five centuries later, Fey and Adam incarnate together as Kevan and Aine, again in Ireland, which is now occupied by the English. It is a different danger where Kevan becomes embroiled in a group trying to evict their oppressors. What is their kismet in this subsequent lifetime? A story where misunderstandings are repeated, violence perpetrated, and undying love threads its way across centuries. Lessons to be learned questioning our all-too-often superficial perception of life with insights into living during those historical times.