Green Rath: A Cait Reagan Novel (Boston Preternatural Investigations Unit Book 3)

Cait Reagan's latest case unfolds across two timelines: ancient Ireland, where a handmaid named Weyna serves the goddess The Morrigan in the days before a legendary battle, and modern Boston, where Cait herself lies in supernatural stasis after an assassination attempt that didn't quite take. With Cait's soul gone walkabout, her sister Aoife arrives from Ireland to find a funeral that can't happen and a conspiracy that won't wait. The Boston Preternatural Investigations Unit must press forward anyway, hatching a dangerous scheme to draw out Cait's killer while a mythological creature tears through the city.

Abby Craden navigates the dual timelines with ease, differentiating ancient and contemporary voices without losing narrative momentum across fourteen hours of story. Her portrayal of Aoife's fish-out-of-water tension in Boston lands with dry wit, while quieter scenes carry genuine emotional weight. Craden's steady, grounded delivery suits the procedural bones of the series, anchoring the supernatural elements in something that feels lived-in and real. Fans of Celtic mythology woven into urban fantasy will find the audio format amplifies every layered revelation.