Fae Land

Introduction

According to ancient legends and whispers of storytellers, the Faerie Folk have been known to humans since the dawn of humankind. 

Old Irish Traditions sung in pubs of Ireland told of the Faery Folk being lesser deities sluffed off to the fairy mounds once Christianity came round. 

Ye Old English, Scottish and Spanish tales speak of the undead too good for hell and too bad for heaven, fallen angels, or plain-cursed spirits wandering Earth as their purgatory. 

Some also say that these tales are glimpses of more archaic peoples clashing with the hunter-gatherers who perhaps evolved into the modern human race scholars know today. 

However, where many books and stories do agree is that the Fae are enchanted folk. They are pranksters and mischievous little gits since their version of good and evil is a bit skewed. 

If one were to walk upon such folk somewheres near the In Between, best be careful who you trust.

Author's Note:

This is the rough draft of a story written during 2017 NaNoWriMo.  I was going to post while I created it, but it was getting really cringy. (Hey what did I expect when writing an entire book of 50k words in 30 days? lol) Therefore, I only posted the first 17 or so chaps of the book before I chickened out.  I am currently editing and rewriting the whole thing before I send this novel out for publishing. Therefore I may not update until I am completely done.  

Fae Land is the first book in a multi-book fantasy series which has nontraditional characters in nontraditional roles. Mates blessed upon one by The Fates cares not of gender. If you are easily offended by love, then this is probably not the book for you. 

Additionally, the Fae worship multiple deities and they take many different forms. The monotheistic god from the bible is given no additional weight than other mythologies like the Greek gods of Mt. Olympus or the pharaoh gods of Egypt. If this offends you, then this might not be the book for you. 

 As of right now, I have not written mature sex scenes, but there is nudity, very suggestive scenes, occasional mature language, and violence. 

This is not a children's fairytale story.

The first few unedited chapters of the second book in the Fae Land Series is also posted on Wattpad called, The Protector's Child. It is a non-typical werewolf story that can be read as a stand-alone but will be greatly enhanced, hopefully, if read in order. 

Feel free to comment, vote, and share as you explore the fantasy world of Fae Land with Lela and friends.  

Bonus Question: Which is your favorite Fae Creature?