Faeries Stories

Forced into an engagement with a man she doesn't love, Reyna must ignore her bond with her father's general in order to avoid a war and save her throne. ***** As the first female heir to one of the great Northern Kingdoms, Reyna panics when her claim to the throne is threatened by the discovery that her father's general is her soulbound partner. She forces herself to ignore their connection, determined to be more than a general's wife, only for her father to manipulate her into a political engagement with a man she could never love. So to forge her own path forward, keep her throne, and confront her feelings for the general who owns her heart, Reyna must find a way to refuse this arranged marriage without destroying her kingdom in the process. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]] ---------- Cover designed by Ren Tachibana

Good morning, I'm Kalliope Aoidós (yes, spelled like this: Καλλιόπη Ἀοιδός... pretty impressive, right?), Technical Account Manager at a company in... well, I'm sure you don't really need my CV for this. Let's try again. Hey, I'm Kalliope Aoidós, and I've got a little problem. Okay, more like an incurable, family-heritage problem. Technically, it's genetic-something my family has been conveniently passing down for centuries. One of my great-great-great-great-grandparents thought it was totally appropriate to insult his muse, calling her a "good-for-nothing" and a "sellout." How charming, right? Too bad that muse was THE Muse after whom I'm named. Apparently, she's not exactly the warm and fuzzy type. So why on earth do I have the honor of carrying the name of the one who cursed my entire family tree? Oh, that was my grandmother's brilliant idea. In a way, they "sacrificed" me to her by giving me her name, hoping it would change her mind about the curse. Spoiler alert: It didn't. So here I am, just like hundreds of my ancestors, stuck in the same lovely swamp. I'm a Book Jumper or, as my grandmother (who has a flair for dramatic epithets) likes to call me, a βιβλιοποδητής, which basically means "walker of books." And these are my stories. Or, more accurately, my delightful misadventures. All rights to the original characters, setting, and source material belong to their respective copyright holders. My original character and original additions to this fan work are © 2025 AnemoneMarino Note: All the pictures I've used in this story are not mine; they belong to their respective owners. The cover and banners are made by me.

A thousand years ago vampires were willed into existence with dark magic. In return, half of their souls disappeared, heightening what was left; and their humanity was stripped away. 𝑁𝑎𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒 𝑑𝑒𝑚𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑠 𝑏𝑎𝑙𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒. 𝑃𝑜𝑤𝑒𝑟 𝑑𝑒𝑚𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑠 𝑝𝑜𝑤𝑒𝑟. To compensate for the missing pieces, the new creatures would eventually meet soulmates, when they were ready to accept them. · · ─ ·𖥸· ─ · · Ianah Rhydderch was a legend not dared to be spoken of in the dark. She was believed to be a myth, but every myth has a real base. A fae with no connection to nature, a being tied to death, a being that should have never existed. Ianah is nothing more than the tales of the cold blooded killer that haunt her; she is a monster, an abomination. The nightmare that children cry about, the tale of horror that is told in whispers in front of a fire. 𝐵𝑒𝑤𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑜𝑓 𝑤ℎ𝑎𝑡 ℎ𝑖𝑑𝑒𝑠 𝑖𝑛 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑑𝑎𝑟𝑘... 𝑉𝑎𝑚𝑝𝑖𝑟𝑒𝑠 𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑜𝑛𝑙𝑦 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑠, 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝑡ℎ𝑒𝑦 𝑡𝑜𝑜 𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑦. Ianah knows her soul has been fractured and has left her body, and she longs for the salvation that recovering it would give her. Ianah would fight for that soul to the death; but unfortunately for those standing against her, she was a true inmortal. THIS IS A REVERSE HAREM TVD FANFIC. BEWARE OF WHAT YOU ARE READING, THERE WILL BE A WOMAN MANTAINING FOUR DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIPS. Mikaelson men x Female OC

࿐ Description: 4 In 𝕱𝖆𝖊 𝕽𝖎𝔰𝖊 Saga ࿐ ❝Checkmate." The BloodKing is free.❞ As King Oberon and his warlords pray for the best, Lisa is held captive in the dark fortress of the BloodKing himself. The question is, what does he want with her? Lisa's no longer holding out for hero. She's alone, and it's up to her to survive in this dark castle of masked hatred and threats wrapped in silk. Meanwhile, the Seelie are forced to hold back all their seafaring forces because the BloodKing has created a monster; a black Phoenix that destroys ships and attacks sailors. Puck and Aggwen set out with a strange crew of sailors in an attempt to catch the Phoenix and kill it. But there's just one problem with that plan. The ship is haunted. By a poltergeist that spends all its nights laughing at the sailor's quarrels and misfortune. And more than anyone, the ghost is after Puck. After a terrible night on the ship's deck, Puck decides that it's up to him to capture this fiendish poltergeist that's been tormenting the sailors. But there may be more to the ghost than meets the eye.... And the Phoenix as well.

In a future where humanity is no longer alone, Ace must navigate a world filled with hidden powers, shifting alliances, and a destiny he never asked for. As everything begins to unravel, his journey becomes more than survival-it becomes a fight to understand who he truly is. This is a work in progress which means things may be changed or edited as I write.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like in the Ice Needle Citadel with Oak and Suren? In what ways their relationship would flourish? How they wedding and married life would be? If Suren would be able to fix her relationship with her unfamily? Will they be so scared about her true nature that they will kick her out once more or will they accept her as she is? Please feel free to interact and enter the realm of faerie once more.

Kira has always been a plan for everything expect nothing kind of girl. Of course, she couldn't exactly plan for the strange men who broke into her lab and held her at gun point. Nor could she have planned for the explosion that blew it up and sent her into a familiar fantasy book called "The Silver Prince." Now, suddenly everyone's calling her Eliana and trying to get her to go to tea parties. Lady Eliana Mickendra, extremely forgettable sidekick to the female protagonist, Adeline Tolya. Pretty sure she winds up dead in chapter 7. Nathan, couldn't say where exactly things had gone wrong for him. Was it at his birth, when he was born into a notorious crime syndicate in the pits of LA? Or maybe when he decided to follow his idiot cousin into some high profile job and hold a pretty scientist girl at gun point. Either way, that explosion should have been the end of him. Instead he found himself in the middle of a battlefield giving orders as someone called The Wolf. The Wolf, also known as Westley Wolf, general of the second army of Kadem and the right hand to Prince Cassius. At least that's how it went in the book. Great, he was back where he started, sidekick to the villain. Despite their unfortunate characters, both Eliana and Westley bring a lot of useful skills from their world. With a degree in aerospace engineering and a minor in law, Eliana's mind works in a 100 different ways, allowing her to find scientific loopholes in this world's magic. Westley doesn't have much experience outside of the daily battles he's had to fight within his criminal family, but in this world war is the most valuable experience one can have. They realize their best chance at being freed from their roles is by working together. But little do they know, "The Silver Prince" has secrets hidden even from its readers. Things were never going to be that easy.

A faery cannot lie. After half a decade of war, Oryka has finally reached a peace treaty with Valthera. The people who survived now have to rebuild their lives. They spent years learning how to survive. Now they have to learn how to live beyond it. For Zelia Ashcroft, that means teaching at Erahol City University, where her students have returned from the borders and are expected to become something other than soldiers. When Professor Eshan Marlow arrives with Sahir Everly, a faery bound to him by debt, this task becomes harder. And Zelia must also navigate her own secrets, which are suddenly exposed to Sahir.

Well, well, well. Did you miss me? I can spot a couple of new faces lurking in the back, so I suppose introductions are needed. I'm Kalliope Aoidós, a Book Jumper, and thanks to my family's spectacularly inconvenient curse, I've once again found myself trapped in an adventure. The odds of dying a horrible death? Alarmingly high, as usual. Just the way we like it. What can I say? I have standards. In a time of ancient gods, warlords and kings. A land in turmoil cried out for a hero. No, wait. That's Xena. I love the drama but we need one or two adjustments. Let's try again. In a time of the Cauldron and the Mother, of High Lords ruling their courts, deadly bargains, and the King of Hybern brooding over conquest and destruction, the fae people cried out for a hero to spare them from slaughter and an absolutely catastrophic plotline. At last, there came Kalliope, the mighty Book Jumper, forged in the heat of stories and questionable narrative decisions. Power struggles, reckless passions, political schemes, betrayals, ancient secrets, suspiciously attractive enemies, and enough emotional damage to keep therapists employed for centuries, all would be met with relentless sarcasm by the one woman who alone had the power to change the world. Over the top? Absolutely. But read my adventures first and then tell me with a straight face that I oversold any of it. All rights to the original characters, setting, and source material belong to their respective copyright holders. My original character and original additions to this fan work are © 2026 AnemoneMarino Note: All the pictures I've used in this story are not mine; they belong to their respective owners. The cover and banners are made by me.

A Child Born from a mortal and a fae whose name alone is considered treason, has been entrusted to the Head of the Falcon, Kels Finlas. Will Kels be able to raise this child safely to keep the vow he did not make to the living? Or will the lies fall apart when that child faces danger? "This power is treason, Beatrice. It is a sign you are what you must never be. Control it, or the Tsar will feel it and crush us both"

"You're more beautiful than any Cinderella, Miss Sadie." "Don't be flustered, I enjoy complimenting you." "But didn't you hate me?" "I lied." Sadie hasn't known most of her life thanks to the accident she got into at seventeen years old, granting her amnesia, a physical scar, and an issue with her eyes. But soon she's offered a job she doesn't remember receiving to work at the hotel of her dreams, and upon arriving, she meets eight men who soon end up craving for her attention like desperate puppies. And they have secrets, ones that affect her, even ones that they keep from each other. Inhuman ones. It seems that there's much more to her world than meets the eye. And what's more, there's someone else, someone suddenly terrifying, who may know everything. A story with secrets, affection, desperate elves, and dark faeries. Will Sadie find answers to her past? (A Stray Kids Member x Female OC Fanfiction) (English) Highest Rankings: #1 in kpop - 24/12/25 - (Dec 24th) #1 in straykids - 24/12/25 - (Dec 24th) #1 in skzfanfic - 12/3/26 - (March 12th) #1 in yongbok - 20/5/26 - (May 20th) #1 in elf - 27/8/26 - (Aug 27th)

Brin's had better days. Timid, lonely, and struggling with nebulous magic, all she ever wanted was a nice vegetable garden and a quiet home in the mortal realm's most idyllic village. And she had it... until the Fae attacked. One night of monsters and bloodshed leaves her peaceful life shattered and her best friend at death's door. And when one of the Fae offers to save her friend- for a price, of course- Brin accepts... then steals a relic from the creature and runs for her life. But escaping a relentless monster isn't easy, especially when said monster keeps appearing in her dreams. And if that wasn't bad enough, bargaining with a Fae is a crime punishable by death... and Brin's only protection on the road is a ruthless, frustratingly attractive mercenary who just knows she's hiding something. And this terrified gardener is not hiding it very well. What to expect: 1. An underdog heroine with a heart of gold. 2. Romantasy adventure with a slow-burn, series-long enemies-to-lovers arc. 3. Themes of found family and unconditional love. 4. A fun twist on the "chosen one" trope. 5. A hopeful journey set in a dark world.

Aspen and Kieran have an undeniable chemistry which is a bit strange considering they know next to nothing about each other, or so she thinks. Aspen describes herself as a boring, introverted college student who's only goal is to graduate and interview celebrities at the Met Gala. Kieran is a mysterious, new face that has all the women swooning. He's exceptionally handsome and protective over Pen and she doesn't understand why...yet.

Mischa Jackson, a 16-year-old girl living in the human world, who is reunited with her twin sister Jessa Lebron, a Wolf-Shifter living at Supernatural Academy with their father. Mischa is introduced to the supernatural world and enrolls at the academy, where she develops her powers and forges an unbreakable bond with her sister. Together, they face dark forces seeking to resurrect the Dragon King and must rely on each other and their friends to stand a chance against them.

I lowered my gaze and looked at the ground, as if it were the most beautiful thing in the world. Its color was purely white, the complete opposite of the dark aura radiating from their lord. He was not very old, yet not too young to be a ruler. His age didn't seem far from mine-but then I reminded myself that looks could be deceiving. He observed me with his icy blue eyes, looking at me slowly from head to toe. His right hand rested on the arm of his huge black chair, while his other hand held a small fae-Zerel. Zerel's teeth were visible as he smiled widely at me, then turned his grin toward his lord-Lord Kaelen. "Who is this lady?" Lord Kaelen asked Satoru. "An elf, my lord," he said proudly. "I know she is an elf. Even from miles away, I could tell what she is." Lord Kaelen groaned at the goblin.

Exiled from a world of a thousand moons, a Lycan prince and his followers found refuge on Earth. Their arrival marked the beginning of a hidden kingdom... and eventually, the birth of the Werewolves.

For centuries, the realms of Xadia have stood divided. Dragons, fairies, elves, humans, merfolk and kingdoms of shadow, emberlands and ice have waged endless wars, each believing the others are beyond redemption. Peace is nothing more than a forgotten fantasy. Growing up in the Unclaimed Lands, Aurelia has never truly belonged. With no family, no surname, and no place to call home, she's always been caught between worlds. But when a chance discovery sends her on a journey across every realm, she finds herself entangled in ancient rivalries, impossible alliances, and forgotten legends. As Aurelia uncovers truths buried for generations, she begins to question everything she's been told. Friendships are tested, loyalties are shattered, and the line between destiny and choice grows dangerously thin. Because sometimes, the fate of an entire world rests in the hands of the one person who was never meant to belong.

After being taken and bought from the black market, twenty year old halfbreed Amethyst Galferian is dragged into the world of politics of the Unseelie Court and must do whatever she can to earn back her freedom. What she doesn't know that there were secrets that will be uncovered about who she truly is, with the help of an unlikely ally, both of their distant pasts are more intertwined than anyone could imagine.

Throughout the ages, an ancient order of White Witches have watched over the faeries and spirits. Together, they have Held the Light. A White Witch named Leigh, lives in Worcestershire, England in 1982. She is young, happy, and tired. She should be enjoying her teenage years, but the faeries and spirits are gaining power. They amass and wait to strike. With her staff, duffle coat and two best friends, she meanders between the real world and the fae.

To everyone else, Isaak Lightbringer seems like an average guy. Tall, handsome, bleach-blonde hair, rocking body, tats. To his friends, he's funny, kind, kind of a smart ass, but the best hunter they know. And to the Tampa Institute? He's a problem. Isaak has never been particularly interested in the rules separating Shadowhunters from mundanes and Downworlders. He's been known to disappear from the Institute for days at a time, showing up at mundane college parties, spending his weekends surfing, and frequenting clubs and bars alongside people the Clave would rather he keep his distance from. He's been arrested more than once for causing trouble with mundane authorities, only to always walk away without a scratch... or a record. And then there are the rumors. He has somewhat of a reputation for being a little too fond of getting close to people, regardless of whether they're Shadowhunters, Downworlders, or mundanes. The Institute knows enough to suspect there's more to it, but his aunt, and head of the Tampa Institute, knows that the easiest way to deal with Isaak is to simply pretend she has no clue what he's doing. After a disastrous hunt leaves three mundanes dead, Isaak is suspended from active duty in the Bay and assigned to a seemingly simple investigation into a string of demonic attacks across the Southeast. But when his investigation brings him to New York City, he finds himself caught between Clary Fray, the New York Institute, and the Circle. What begins as an unwanted and uneasy alliance quickly becomes something far more when Isaak discovers that the Circle has ties to a tragedy his family has spent the past twenty years trying to forget. With old enemies resurfacing, family secrets buried beneath two decades of lies, and a certain infuriatingly attractive Lightwood constantly getting under his skin, Isaak is about to discover that some things are much harder in life than killing demons.