Books About Fae Novels & Stories

he hums as I trace a swirl with my finger, ever so lightly. I look up at him, and he reaches and grips my hair before thrusting into my open mouth. I swirl my tongue and he thrusts. Then he tells the story. “I had just turned eighteen and was excited to go to a fae club. They don’t follow human age restrictions on alcohol, nor do they follow drug restrictions. Everywhere I looked people were making out and eating delicacies while sipping wine. Mushroom tarts and pate on bannock rounds were the main fare, and I partook freely along with the heathered wine. I didn’t realize that human psilocybin and amanita were mixed into the foods, not until it overtook me with heat and a high that had me dr

"That is the sum total of my knowledge." Scarlet nodded. "Fae are an ancient race that-if their claims to relation to Chaos and Aether are true-have evolved well beyond the human race. They have inherent magic or powers. Many are tied to natural elements. Earth, wind, fire, water, spirit. Out of this general classification, there are too many to name for specifics. Categories and classes of Fae are better discussed with Arasne." Scarlet looked at me as if trying to see if I'd understood her.

The air grew thick with the sound of turning pages and the scent of dust they were disturbing for the first time in decades. Nate’s mind reeled as he read. The books spoke of creatures he’d only ever seen in movies. There were bestiaries detailing dragons, their scales described with metallic precision. He found genealogical charts for vampiric bloodlines and treaties on fae territories. It was a hidden history of the world, all contained in this impossible room, and he could barely believe any of it was real. The books themselves were artifacts, some dating back hundreds of years, their pages brittle and their ink faded. “So… dragons? Vampires? They’re real?” Nate breathed, his voice hushed

"I read the first copy of the enchiridion. Dhruv himself had shown it to me. There, it was boldly stated that Lycans are only immune to Fae magic. While Fae's weaknesses are Lycans." Sophia walked towards me and pushed the book to my chest. "Read what is in there," she yelled. I held the book in my hand and was first ambushed by Dhruv's pair of intimidating red eyes. I looked down at the writing which was in Eortínian, but I couldn't understand anything that was written. The book was later snatched away from my hand by Sophia. "I forgot you can't read in Eortínian. When you should have been studying, you were living your life as a privileged princess of Trinigad."

“I already spoke to Clint about the South, and based on the information that he had recently gathered, the mountains there are treacherous than before. No one dares to enter it, even the witches.” “Then how do we get to communicate with them?” We could all hear the frustration and impatience in her voice, but I knew it was because of what Ella had told her. “I will need to gather more information before setting foot on that land.” It was Clint who spoke. “Faes may seem to be powerless, but in all honesty, they are the most powerful species on this planet. They won’t do anything to you unless you hurt one of their own. If you want to know more about them, you should start by reading the secre

“What’s this one about?” Pushing the book down he dismissed me once more, “I thought you were afraid to read fae writing.” “It’s not fae writing.” I smirked and finally I felt it. I was whispering correctly, he couldn’t escape my voice now. “Do you know the difference between fae and common human?” “Yes.” He grumbled, “Fae is fae common human is your writing.” That’s when we both paused as a woman with gorgeously colorful wings appeared with a mountain of books floating behind her.

Ethan spent the night in his penthouse at the club again. He did not want to lead anyone further to his house by the lake. And he asked Ida and her friends for a few days to think things over. He admitted he was still in his baby steps on everything about his supernatural identity, and the woman who said she was a fae, an identity Ethan had no clue about, agreed. “What is a fae?” Ethan asked Aldric when they got their privacy. “A fae is what your human books call a fairy. Just like witches, which have the white and dark in kind, faes also have the pure-hearted and evil ones,” Aldric answered.

asked Amelia as she sipped on the herb potion given by Vargauz. “These are some rogue faes Amelia. They were banished from the Kingdom of Uzgolith thousands of years back. They made their way to the realm of earth and stay in the northern parts mostly in order to avoid being discovered. The problem with them is that they retain their original powers, but they can’t go back to their Kingdom. So they use their powers to generate fear amongst the villagers in this area in order to loot their rations. After all they need to feed themselves and the real world isn’t easy. They have found that isolating small villages like these is the best.”

Turning around under him I snake my arms around his neck, pulling him to me. “It’s a book about” I stop to think how to word the book, but all i can think is that it reads like a supernatural p**n book and i love it. “It has a Fae that can grow an extra dick made of ice” Maddox pulls back and frowns at me. “You're reading a book about other mens dicks, are you for real?” He growls out at me and I can't help but smirk at his jealousy.

I pick up the first book and start reading aloud. NYMPHS, FAERIES and SPRITES. Sometimes supernatural, often magical or ethereal and almost always tiny, these winged spirits appear mostly in European pagan traditions, though some maybe malicious. Most depictions of faeries describe them as semi-benevolent elemental beings- protectors of nature, be they water nymphs or woodland fairies. I wouldn't mind seeing these creatures in their natural habitat, but according to our legends they were hunted to extinction by vampires, no one really knows why. Feeling as though this book will not benefit me at all I grabbed the next book in the pile.