Not quite what I'd expected... particularly as the focus of the series seems to shift away from the protagonist of this book.

Kevin's just a normal teenager living with his alcoholic dad, trying to hook up with girls etc, until he starts hearing premonitions of danger - serious danger. He doesn't really know what to do, and can't believe anyone else will take him seriously, but finds out that his school Councillor knows something about faerie, as does, very surprisingly, the local school cool kid. From these hints he's directed to the singer - a half fae, who has the power of compulsion through her voice. It seems likely she is or was the councilor's daughter, taken by the Hunt, but managed to retain at least some of her humanity although even that is failing. Kevin's dad believed that kevin's mum was also abducted by the Wild Hunt and all Kevin has to do is defeat the King and return life to more or less normal.

It just about all hangs together more or less, being a little bit free and easy with established faerie lore, but self consistent. Kevin's role as a newly awakened to the possibility of the fae is well done. ( )