Move back in time to the day Diane Foster, Saurian Specialist, first joined Matt's BNT crew. Diane knew they'd asked her to start early because of a dragon problem.  She didn't know that the dragon was accused of murdering a human. And that it would be Diane's job to prove that the dragon wasn't guilty.

Season Two kicks off with a Q&A with Dair, Barry and Ian! Our fairykind CEOs speak frankly about Ian's love life, Dair's ability with a bow, and Barry's power over coffee.

Alex must defend himself against two vampires, on a deserted beach in the darkest part of the night. He has enough magic to either turn a vampire human, or undo the cockatrice's curse on Annaliese's wings. Now he must decide which is more important: to save his own life, or to give Annaliese the power to fly again.

Now powerless, Alex goes into hiding at Coastal Magic Solutions, although it means he must have a difficult conversation about marriage with Annaliese. Meanwhile, Frank has stolen something precious from the warehouse, to force Alex to go with him to a deadly meeting with an old enemy.

Alex meets his uncle Matt at a strange warehouse in the middle of the woods. Matt introduces Alex to the members of his team of BNT operatives - and warns Alex to never reveal what the BNT is storing in the warehouse.

Alex Fischer returns to Seaside to ask his uncle Matt for help. Alex's bargain with vampires has changed his magic, and given Alex's clan a whole new reason to want him dead.

Annaliese must work with Nidesha to locate the cockatrice, even as Nidesha spitefully reveals the truth about swan maid magic. But when the cockatrice does appear, Annaliese must decide whether to save Nidesha, or allow the beast to turn her to stone.

Matt Fischer arrives at Coastal Magic Solutions to recruit help for a problem with a cockatrice, and Annaliese, in an attempt to avoid spending time alone with Nidesha, volunteers to go on the mission. Unfortunately, Nidesha takes it as a challenge, and also volunteers.

Having just escaped an abusive marriage, Annaliese Klein takes a job at Coastal Magic Solutions, where she can live under the protection of the three powerful CEO's. But just when Annaliese thinks she's safe, Dair's betrothed, Countess Nidesha, drops by to check on her wayward future husband.

Trapped in a cave, Ian grows more and more feral as he loses the last of the core magic keeping his chaotic fairykind nature in check. Then Roger is thrown into the cave, and Ian must battle his urge to murder Roger - the human who refused to give Ian core magic when he needed it most.

Ian is strongarmed into protecting the blogger who attacked him in print. Because that same blogger is a witness for the prosecution's case against a member of the Night Eyes, a goblin mob terrorizing Seaside.

Ian Walsh, pooka and alleged petty criminal, tries to escape from a hotel before Agent Matt Fischer can capture him. But when Ian is injured, Matt calls in a specialist - the mysterious and legendary Li Qiang Long.

The magic of tree and water pits itself against the poison of salt and iron in this final battle between our heroes and Parker Lansby's evil wraith. 

Dair, Winterberry and Ian learn the truth about the wraiths menacing Clatsop and Klickitat Counties. Together with Agent Matt Fischer, they travel to Parker Lansby's home to confront the menace.

Dair and Winterberry learn more about Ariana's request for aid, and must convince a reluctant Ian Walsh to help them save a possessed human.

Prince Dair of Cedar battles a human possessed by an evil spirit creature, only to find that his efforts haven't won him human support - and that more spirit creatures are threatening the citizens of Seaside.

Alex Fischer must rely on the aid of a vampire who may or may not be an ally - in order to defeat two vampire courts.

Realizing that vampires know how to find him, Alex steals a horse and flees the safety of Prince Dair's palace. Only to discover that the beast he's riding isn't actually a horse.

Young Alex Fischer learns he has a power no one else has, when he does something so terrible, he must never speak of it to anyone.