Catch the Fever: Darkfever Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ashford

Mac was raised in Ashford, GA by Rainey and Jack Lane. She often comments in the book about how she misses the climate of the deep south when she is in the rainy city of Dublin.

Answer: Rowena

Rowena, who we later learn is the Grand Mistress of the Shidhe-seers, is adamant that Mac belongs to the O'Connor clan. Mac is just as adamant that she does not.

Answer: Shades

The Shades terrify Mac regularly. She did not sleep without the lights on after realizing the Shades were responsible for creating the Dark Zones. Mac goes on to say in her journal "They steal life in the manner the Gray Man steals beauty, draining their victims with vampiric swiftness."

Answer: Arabian Nights

Much to Mac's chagrin, Barrons insists that she cut and change her hair color. He says it's to disguise her from the Unseelie. Mac mourns her long, blonde hair, never quite feeling like herself without it.

Answer: Object Of Power

Mac finds out that in the city of Dublin, she is in high demand. Reason being, she can detect OOPs or Objects of Power when they are near. Mac comes up with her own vocabulary to help make sense of her new situation. OOPs are just one of the nicknames she comes up with.

Answer: McCabe, Mallucé, O'Bannion

First, Mac and Barrons attend a party at Casa Blanc, McCabe's white palace, where they find no OOPs. Then on to Mallucé's macabre manor where Mac pilfers one of the stones. And lastly, they steal the Spear of Destiny from O'Bannion's underground vault.

Answer: False

We are never told where Fiona resides, but it is not at BB&B. When Mac takes a bedroom on the 4th/5th floor, she is the only tenant besides Barrons himself.

Answer: Temple Bar District

V'lane first appears in Temple Bar District when Mac is walking back to BB&B. He, naturally, is not muting his death-by-sex vibe and Mac starts to strip. He offers her the Cuff of Cruce and tells her the Queen wants her to find the book.

Answer: Pict

Barrons informs Mac he is "Basque and Celt. Pict to be precise..." Mac thinks his revelation explains quite a bit since historically they were "criminals and barbarians."

Answer: Sinsar Dubh

Mac asks why Dubh is pronounced do, Barrons tells her it is Gaelic.

Answer: Barrons

While Barrons is trying to teach Mac to hunt and kill Unseelie, Mac doesn't realize the Gray Man can sift. He gets behind her and grabs her hair before she Nulls him. Barrons gives her a lecture about keeping her spear on her person at all times before he finally stabs and kills the creature.

Answer: 1247 LaRuhe, Jr.

Alina used her last moments of life to direct Mac to 1247 LaRuhe. Neither Mac nor Garda can find it on any current map. It isn't until Mac thinks to look at an older map that she finds it, smack dab in the middle of a Dark Zone.

Answer: True

From the description given by Alina's friends of her boyfriend ("older, worldly, attractive, not Irish"), Mac did think it could be Barrons. It isn't until she found the photo album at 1247 LaRuhe that she knew for certain he was not.

Answer: Trinity

When Mac first arrives in Dublin to conduct her own investigation into Alina's death, she goes to Trinity to talk to her teachers and friends. There she finds out that Alina skipped class and rarely spoke to her friends after she met her boyfriend.

Answer: Painting her nails

Mac sits on the rooftop of BB&B while she recovers from her broken bones at the end of the novel. Since her arm was broken, she has a hard time painting her right hand. When Barrons joins her on the roof, she puts him to work.