April-May June is a lost and disgruntled elf. For five long years, she has been searching for other elves. That's five years of munching on rotten apples and dried worms, five years of talking to herself (Who else is there?). When April narrowly avoids being snapped up as bird food and takes an accidental ride down a waterfall, she literally tumbles into a very peculiar world with more elves than she ever wildly imagined. Her reception in New Haven is not as warm and welcoming as it could be. April still feels lost. It doesn't take long to realize that she isn't quite like the New Haven elves, in more ways than they can see in their strangely dark eyes. And there is one big secret she must keep or else she will surely be banished back to the lonely forest of the outer-world. Worse yet, the magically-guarded realm has its own troubles. The barrier that blocks all large and dangerous creatures from entering the special world is failing fast. Has April finally found friends and a home, only to lose it all?