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Where the Beasts Bow
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Ongoing, First published Jun 13, 2025
Don't go into the forest past sundown. 
Everyone knows it, everyone fears the forest. Most won't even go near it with the sun up.
But what do you do when that no longer stands true. When the beasts begin to leave the forest, called out by something darker. Something even the Fae should be afraid of.

Elara, betrothed to the Fae prince, is desperate to know what makes her so special. To understand why Rune treats her gently, and with a care the Fae have never shown humans. There is so much she does not know about the Fae Kingdom and politics, so much more to this world that she does not belong in. But with the weeks trickling away, there is not much time to figure it out before the wedding.

If she can survive that long.
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Áine

6 parts Complete Mature

When Aine is sent into the woods for her crimes, she accepts she'll be met with death. The beasts are known to kill any human that wanders into their territory, their razor-sharp teeth ripping through flesh and bone with practiced ease. Aine knows she'll be no different from all the others who have been executed before her, and when she's forced into the woods by her own people, it doesn't take long for the beasts to attack. What she doesn't expect is for them to take the shape of humans and spare her, and even more, for one to claim her as his own.