Sidhe Stories

•BOOK TWO of the Faerie Tale Series• "Wait, you want to go out?" Aure called after Meiri, stopping her as she went to skip to her room. "Well...yeah?" Meiri nodded, blank eyes wide. Clearly she would have to spell it out for her friend, "You set me up with some insane sidhe claiming to be fae royalty, what's more, but of some made up court, and you want to go to IHOP?" Aure pressed. "I mean, when you put it like that, it sounds terrible, but have you seen the guy all morning?" Meiri arched an eyebrow. "The garden isn't so big that it would be that hard to find a giant purple dude with horns camping out in the rosebushes." "Well, no, but if he is who he says he is then he could have powers we can't even fathom, like he could be in this very room with us right now, and how would we know? I can't even cast, Ree!" Out of the pair of them, Meiri had the natural talent, however her spells had a tendency to go haywire when she was under stress. Yet, performance anxiety seemed like such a minor conundrum in comparison to Aure, who couldn't be relied upon to even empower the simplest of protection incantations. The irony; two witches, one the granddaughter of the Green Crone and the other the coven's favorite prodigy, completely at the mercy of an errant sidhe. Aure knew online dating wasn't for her. Truly, what girl, what witch (even a washed up one like Aure), could have expected their first ever date, let alone their first ever Tinder date, to propose within minutes of meeting? Truly, what girl would even reply "yes" to such a question? Not even Disney would write that faerie tale.

Ash Cinder never asked for this life. As a child he'd been happy, but after his mother died and his father remarried. Soon after his father fell ill and died too leaving Ash to his step-mother and step-brothers who stripped him of his birthright and inheritance. Since then Ash has served as little more than a slave on his family's farm. When dark secrets he was never meant to know are revealed he has a choice to make. Will he let everything he's ever known and loved fall to ruin or will he risk everything to save everyone?

Seven tears she must shed into the ocean; seven tides he must abide. Seven waves till they must return; seven faery darts to cause them to fade. Seven years they walked amongst the mortals; seven years invisible amongst the fae. To break the curse inflicted upon immortals; to still the seventh stream before the ninth day. Follow the adventures of Echo, Finn, Alfie, and Morien as they all must learn just what it truly means to be 'human'. With time running out, and their humanity slowly fading away; they have until the seventh stream to decide if they shall cling onto their humanity, or descend into the Other World. Celtic Mythological Races In Story: The Mórrigan, Merrows, Selkies, Finfolk, Aos Si, The Cailleach, Ceasg, Sluagh, Piskies, Púca, Féar Gortach, Féar Dearg, Aughisky, Mari Morgen, Draoi. This story is based from many oral storytelling's and tradition from my family heritage in Kerry, Ireland and Orkney, Scotland.

POSTED FOR REFERENCE. Aine and her mother were thrown from the Fae Sithen when Aine was nothing more than a child, for the crime of her being the daughter of a human father. Once her beautiful mother has wilted and died, Aine roams the moors alone, unaware of the darkness encroaching on her birthplace. When a curious human stumbles upon her little home, the two are drawn into a fight for Faerie and the living world they never could have imagined. Cover art by the talented @Sylvador!

An old diary is given to the new owners of a house in Cambria, California. Designed by famous architect Julia Morgan, it has some oddities - including a spiral staircase in the backyard, leading to nowhere. What they discover involves old Welsh magic and the birth of the Tylwyth Teg King's half-human children. The house holds the key to bringing peace to Cambria and Wales - but it needs both women to mend a centuries-old rift.

This is the second in the series "A Book of Stories." The first book, "Of Stones and Such" paved the way for more offspring in this set. In some of these stories, you may find a few familiar names and places. There is quite a bit of violence and pseudo-sexual content. It's still not what I would classify as Mature, but there are themes that tickle the line, and there are also things that may seem offensive to some. Ah well ... Life is what it is. There's goodie-goodie stuff too ... just like in real life. Sometimes there is good in the bad, and bad in the good.

[short story | dark fantasy] A carnival ride takes Jess to a mysterious place, where the lines between her past and future are blurred. This is an entry for WattpadDarkFantasy 's May 2022 Dark Tournaments. This one's on the lighter side of dark. 2957 words.

16th Century England. Elizabeth Tudor's claim on the English throne is threatened by the Spanish Empire. What could a lone woman do to secure her realm from the enemies of her Church, her people, and her throne? What really happened at the Battle of the Gravelines? Why did she choose to remain lonely for the rest of her life? My WWBY 2015 Fantasy entry. This is a historical fantasy short story on the Battle of the Gravelines. All characters have been used fictitiously. © ChantalCruz30

This is a collection of some old first drafts. I wrote them a while ago, and they are unedited. Contains: Flashbacks of a Fool (Historical Romance) Faethfully Yours: Awakening (Fantasy) I hope you enjoy them!

Anne Moore was shocked when she received a phone call saying her sister had died in a rock climbing accident. After all, Genny was an accomplished rockclimber. Not everything is as it seems in Pinesborough, and Anne must figure out who killed her sister and why, while avoiding one of the town leaders, Glenn Caruso, who has taken an intense disliking to her on sight. Assisted by Jared Mayview, who loved Genny, she must find whoever killed her sister. Or what.

The medics and fire rescue crew didn't pull Elise from the car wreck, but there was no one else around to of saved her. Unless the soft melody she heard was real and she wasn't imagining it? Why didn't they stick around until she become conscious or until the emergency services arrived? Elise embarks on a trip of loss and heartache, as she uncovers an intricate web of lies and half truths which have been woven into her life. A tall brooding stranger seems to know more than he is admitting to, and a troublesome carefree flirt secretly seeks to cause trouble, but manages to make Elise feel alive again. Maybe her elusive father is the key to this puzzle, or perhaps he's part of a volatile mix that will rip the world she knows from under her feet.

The veil between the human world and The Otherworld has been sealed for hundreds of years, but that all comes to an end in one night. Suddenly, all sorts of creatures are let loose upon citizens who have no means to protect themselves. As bodies pile up, the people will have no choice but to rely on the magic users who they treat like servants. If, that is, they are willing to help. ____ GENRES: Gaslamp Fantasy/Horror Mystery ____ STORY MOOD: Fading of the Veil has a Victorian-inspired world that is suddenly filled with creatures from Scottish mythology, which is where the mystery come in. The magic users (Flickers) must figure out which creature is attacking, and learn how to stop them. ____ TRIGGER WARNINGS: Violence, Blood/Gore, Confinement, Scary Themes, Death ____ POINT-OF-VIEW: Third Person Limited

Dr. May Bloodstone never expected to be captured by the Fae, especially since she'd recently left home behind. Ambassador James Fae had hoped to spend his eternity without having to help fulfill the ancient pact the Darkwood Natives made with the Autumn King. Together the two are going to learn the old adage, opposites attract. If they can survive their own animosity first!

We sprout our wings and our skin begins to glow. This is a story about best friends navigating the world of sidhe. #33 in Sidhe 12/28/2022

Familiars are a double edged sword for Sorceresses, they give immense power while isolating their bonded, lashing out violently at any and all who come between them. That's why college Sophomore Mia Keller placed distance between her and her close friend Adair Faolin--who just happens to be a Dire, one of the rare shifters from Faerie capable of initiating the familiar bond. When the Unseelie, Seelie and lesser Fae royals all demand a price for their cooperation with the new found Unspoken Order--a group of magic users determined to keep ALL fae in line--Craven, Mia's boyfriend and Sidhe royal, is forced to make a choice between love and duty. Once the decision is made everything starts to fall apart for the Co-ed as new enemies arise, cementing the old sayings that payback's a bitch and be careful for what you wish for...because you just might get it.

They don't do anything in secret. They count on us to let them get away with it. They know we don't have any choice.

Searching for her lost family, the Sidhe girl, Llaiannileaf, must move through a broken world filled with superstition and fear. Will her movements through time change the history and future of the world for the better... or the worse?