Historias de Fairyfantasy

Some doors appear only when you're already being forgotten. Brielle Morgan has lived her whole life with a feeling she can't name - as if something precious was taken from her before she ever had the chance to remember it. When a hidden threshold opens and draws her into Lorewood, a school for fairy students where stories are preserved and names carry power, Brielle discovers she is not like the others. Records blur around her. Memories refuse to hold. And the white streak in her hair marks a story that was never finished. As whispers spread of a forgotten magic and a queen who erases stories instead of writing them, Brielle must uncover the truth about her past - before it disappears forever. Because some stories don't fade. They resist.

Set in an alternate universe after the Boer war in South Africa in Colton Mist. Leah Anne Behr's mother is the last royal bloodline of a race of elf folk known as the abiku, married to a Dutch fae hunter. Leah harbours feelings for Courage Stevenson, a white landowner from the south side. Temi Ọdẹkúrékùré (nicknamed Temi Brown) hates Courage Stevenson, encouraging Leah to date Jude Ọdẹkúrékùré, the playboy instead. Unknown to Leah she has been destined to Jude by the fairy kingdom to stop the war between the elf kingdom and elf hunters. It is a drawn pact: an earth fae must marry a hunter. Temi Brown sticks around to make sure the prophecy of that fae bloodline is not fulfilled: 'A fallen mist prince will join hands with the last bloodline...'

Since Fanta was young and almost died she has ever wanted only one thing. Gethsemane It could be a place. It could be a time. It could be a city. Fanta is a drug addict, dealing drugs one night when she kills her dealer by accident and as she tries to cover her tail she gets into more trouble. She gets convicted and thrown out of Fortress into the bleak, waste where dreams are the last thing on anyone's mind. Can Fanta's dream ever come true? Highest ranking #23 #superherofiction

A fairy land gets discovered by humans.