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Nine months after surviving the chaos in Chicago, FBI agents Alex and Elias are now settled in Boston, building a life with their girlfriends, Emily and Abby, and making plans for the future.

Then everything changes when they open a chest of ancient family journals warded by an unfamiliar magic.

One of those journals has been waiting for them for two hundred and fifty years.

But it isn't the only thing that's been waiting.

Unsealing them sends a magical pulse across the city that draws a fae woman into their lives. They should arrest her. Instead, they choose to listen.

She talks of Seelie Courts and werewolves, things that exist only in fairy tales. They don't believe her.

They should have.

She's convinced they can restore her people's lost legacy and transports them into the past.

Stranded in the middle of a war, Alex and Elias must decide how much of their future they're willing to risk to help a long-forgotten people.

In the present, Abby and Emily take matters into their own hands. As an unseen hand writes new passages into the journal, they must decipher a prophecy to bring the men home-all while managing the dangerous fae woman who stayed behind.

This is a a special edition. Paperback and eBook are also available. All That Was Written is the second book in the Inheritance Duology. It can be read as a standalone, though readers may prefer to begin with Book One, Where Memories Lie.