Faefantasy Stories

When 19-year-old Eris Sylvie accidentally rips open a gate to the Otherworld during a botched ritual, she doesn't just cause a supernatural mess-she unleashes the spectral hounds of the Great Hunt. Now, Dáinn Herne Cernunnos, the legendary and grumpy Fae Huntsman, is stranded in the human world with one mission: get his hounds back and close the gate. Their worlds collide in a bustling college bar on a chaotic cosplay night. Thrown together by fate, the sunny, impulsive Eris and the ancient, brooding Dáinn are forced into an uneasy alliance. To set things right, they must travel together, relying on one another to survive the dangerous entities that have slipped through the gate. Trapped in close quarters, their initial annoyance sparks into something more dangerous than any demon-a fierce and undeniable attraction. Can this sunshine human and her grumpy Fae bodyguard fix her magical mistake before the boundaries between worlds shatter for good, or will the hunt claim them both? This is Book One in The Oak and Apple Book Series

The dark fae are invading. And no one dares to help, leaving the citizens of Avonleche to face their wrath alone. As the Guardian of Avonleche, Serena is tasked with leading her soldiers to victory. The rest of her country has abandoned her, but she's never been one to go down without a fight. Especially not after the war claimed the love of her life. When she, her soldiers, and a group of elite fae infiltrate the Arcana's base camp, they stumble upon someone she wasn't expecting to see, making the war even more complicated than before. If Serena can't decide how to move forward, and fast, then she risks her home - and the rest of their country - being scarred forever. Description by @MMicheleWilly Cover by @Aevyn_The_Raven

In a forest that listens, remembers, and waits, three children step into a story older than the stars. In the fae village of Thistlemoor, stories are more than bedtime tales - they are warnings, half-truths, and sometimes, prophecies. When Prince Aurin, gentle-hearted Lira, and brave Corwin wander into the woods to hear an old fae woman's tale, they don't expect the forest to respond. But the trees whisper. The water watches. And the circle of stones begins to stir. Beneath the roots lies the grave of a cleric who gave too much, and the friend who would not rot. Around them: a tangle of forgotten magic, poisonous beauty, and truths the fae would rather remain buried. As the children are pulled deeper into the forest's memory, they must follow the signs and decide what must be kept alive, and what must finally be let go. Because some stories don't end. They wait. And in the circle of stones, all things bloom again.

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A kingdom on the brink of collapse. A princess sequestered in the castle. But what if she's the only one that can save her realm... Fifteen-year-old Titania passes her days walking the woods and collecting crystals from the brook. But when anchor crystals are taken from the Faerie Ring, even the high stone walls of the castle won't protect her. Ordered to stay safe from harm within the castle gates, Titania brainstorms a solution for catching the mutant Kobold plaguing her kingdom with her new guard Foster. If the anchors aren't found in time the ring will fail. With no link to the above, they'll be left in the dark without sunlight or water from Upper Earth. Further, they'll be vulnerable to the creatures below. Can she and her new friend stop the Kobold and find the crystals before darkness descends?

Perfect for fans of Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Dragon Prince. The sun brooch once had a twin . . . It's a day like any other for the young Prince Sol of Solas. His lessons had gone well, he had spent some time with his best friend, and best of all, Rionnagan-his athair-had returned home! But that night, the joys of the day are shattered. His prima Lucera wakes him late, long after the castle halls have quieted and the moon has made its home in the sky, delivering an urgent summons from Sol's parents. As the two reach the throne room, they find their arrival too late; the castle is under attack by a mysterious stranger from his parents' past. The moon brooch suddenly hums in warning . . . Young Dorcha has followed Master Briste's rule dutifully and without question since he first learned to speak. However, this year his master has grown especially quiet and distant. Then Dorcha finds out why. They are to sneak into enemy territory, into the crystal fae queendom of Solas. Their goal? To imprison the Seelie Queen, drain her of her powers, and finally find retribution for the subjugation of the night faes. But Solas isn't at all what Dorcha had thought, finding himself choosing between people he'd never known and the man that raised him. The brooches must come together . . . With past hurts driving one man's quest for vengeance, both boys must uncover the truths buried by their parents, before the queendom of Solas pays the ultimate price.