Astraia Stories

when life brings you back the person you once treated as your only source of energy, will you accept them again? even if it means losing yourself for the same time around?

In Prythian, she was nothing more than a little girl destined to marry whichever male her father thrusted her upon. In Doranelle, she can start over. She must start over. Astraia knows she needs to forget what happened in that mountain cabin, but even if the echoes of her mother's screams didn't ring in her ears, she wouldn't be able to let go of the taunting question: if she died, why didn't she stay dead. Even more pressing, why did she wake up on another world? Taken under the wings of four ancient brothers who may have motives of their own for adopting a twelve year-old Fae girl, Astraia begins to ask herself the questions she never wanted to face, and in doing so, learns more about herself and her world-both of them-than she could ever imagine. More worrisome are the tremors that begin to ripple through Doranelle and the neighboring continent, Erilea; her new family speaks of a race called Valg, a wicked Fae Queen, and a bloodline that possesses an ember of magic destined to become a raging wildfire. Armed with shadows and stars, Astraia must decide where she will stand in that battle. For it is coming. And no amount of preparation will ready her for the war made to rattle the stars that have watched over her for centuries. *PREQUEL TO A COURT OF SUN AND STARS*

United by love, divided by Destiny.

We all know the story, whether we love it or absolutely abhor it. But if the tale we were told was twisted? When the Cullens leave she isn't the broken Bella that works on autopilot, she actually returns home to her loving husband and big brothers, but what happens when they cross paths again? (The story is being completely rewritten because it was so cringeworthy.)

aphrodite and persephone were not the only ones in love with adonis.