A delightful close to the Greenhollow Duology

The new Greene Man is sulking when his mother turns up, asking for his help. She and his predecessor — and former lover — need to save a young woman from a vampire. But there's more to things than there seems. And why are things so frosty with the now-mortal Tobias?

Both parts of this duology are gorgeous views on some mythological settings, with a heartwarming m/m couple at their heart. I'm only sad that we won't see more of Tobias and Henry, who made my queer heart sing.