Broken Fae Novels & Stories

How was that even possible when they hadn’t found a body? They went on and on, displaying grief they never felt, while I grappled with the lengths they were willing to go just to erase me. My brakes had failed. And now that I thought about it, my Jeep had been in perfect condition—even though I barely used it. How could the brakes have suddenly stopped working? And why were they so quick to declare me dead? I thought I had known heartbreak before. But this—this shredded my heart completely, setting it ablaze with red-hot pain. Wounds that nothing could heal except vengeance.

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“You’re not supposed to exist. The barrier—” “Is broken.” Her voice spread through the chamber like a wave, making the stone tremble. The runes on the walls flared crimson. “You tore it open when you defied the Council. The First Blood cannot be contained anymore.” Cassian moved in closer to Vale. “So what, this thing’s her mother’s echo? Her ghost?” “Not a ghost,” Malachai said grimly. “A fragment. What remains when an oath outlives its maker.”

His gaze doesn’t waver. “The fae realm,” he says. “Yes.” “What happened to it?” My jaw tightens slightly. “It was destroyed.” Silence. Sharp. Immediate. “How?” he asks. “Not by one thing,” I answer. “Not by one war. It was slow. Intentional. Systematic.” My fingers tighten slightly. “They learned how to break us,” I continue, my voice lowering, not weaker—but heavier. “Magic. Bloodlines. Power structures. Everything that made us strong became something they could use against us.”

She slumped all of a sudden, and ended up in a coma, only for the doctor to prove her tests brought positive results. “Given the illness began when she was little, I suspect the third is where her problems lie,” Spencer surmised. “Mother fairy can only break the bond with her child when the child turns thirteen. Other than the mother fairy breaking the bond with her child, imprinting can break the bond. When the fairy is claimed or imprinted on, the fae bond will break and get replaced with that of the mate.” “Send me the rest of the causes from your research later.” He ended the call.

Dameon's nose must have been broken. Adrienne picked Dameon up by his shirt collar and threw him out the cell's door, so that he was lying on the floor, at the guards' feet. "Take him. If he puts up a fight, break his bones."He said, clapping his hands as if to remove dust from them. I watched them drag Dameon away like he was garbage... and I felt nothing. I looked back at the open book between my palms and resumed my reading on The Fae races. It explained why the Fae had been divided into Fae and Lesser Fae.

“I think the question is what do you want from me.” How did he know I was looking for him? I took a shaky breath. “You broke the bond with Fae. She’s dead because of you,” I told him, pressing my lips together till they formed a thin line. “She was weak,” he whispered against my ear, making me visibly shutter. “Her blood did nothing for me anymore. Her blood is nothing like your blood…” His words made me feel gross, especially when he ran his fingers up the bare of my stomach. I swallowed the large lump that formed in my throat.

“They’ve found a weak point.” “They didn’t create it,” Raine said quietly. “They exploited it.” Eryx appeared beside Maerith, eyes narrowing. “A fracture line.” Raine stepped closer. The bond pulsed, not in fear, but in recognition. This wasn’t a portal. It wasn’t an attack. It was a stress break. The land had been holding itself together for too long. And now something was pushing from the other side. A hand shot out of the tear. The crowd screamed. Kael moved instantly, positioning himself between Raine and the breach. Fenris drew his blade in one fluid motion. Lucian reappeared beside the fracture, magic coiling dark around his fingers.