Broken Fae Novels & Stories

I had to cane my head back to look at her. "Oh what has happened to her?" I asked carefully. "She and her mate died in a rogue attack when rogues attacked their pack ". A heavy uncomfortable silence fell in the air. Thankfully, Gina quickly dissolved the silence. Gina walked closer and stood beside the woman. "Alex, this is Feya, queen of fae .She is the real descendants of the first fae queen along with her brother and late sister .She is an earth fae,her brother is a light fae and Cara her late sister used to be a water fae". When Gina said ' used to be' I felt a gut twisting pain hit my heart.I wasn't aware of what was going on with me.Why was I feeling like this.

Dylan knew that Jerell knew what he was talking about. "They only fall in love once," Jerell said. "And if Carmichael finds someone else, then the princess of the fae will get dumped! The only way for a fae to love again," he paused to stroll back to the table and grab the book. He searched for that condition where a fae could be rid of a broken heart. "… is to kill the person whom he or she fell in love with!" Dylan felt his heart's frantic thumping. He can feel his wrist's burning in excitement.

“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.

Out of nowhere something massive broke through the side of the church; breaking through the wall and shattering the windows to bits, with the pressure of the crash causing everyone to fly back and fall to the ground, Loque Bella and Prince Callum too. Everyone burst out into screams and saw their whole lives flash right before their eyes. It was a fayagan, the most feared creature in all the kingdoms; a creature that looked like a pteranodon dinosaur but had white rough skin and blue frills on the side of its head that matched its wide wings; with razor sharp teeth and bright yellow snake-like eyes. And when it stood up on its hind legs and gave out a spine chilling squeal, its glory was dis

Her eyes meet mine and says, "Jessie, before I met you, I was broken. I was a pile of broken pieces, a mess left behind when I lost my late wife nearly three years ago. "This last year I've felt those broken pieces meld together only to shatter again a couple days ago. They shattered when you and our daughters left me for an old wedding tradition. I've never felt so lost during those hours than I did growing up. "I stand before you now and vow to love you till my last breath. I know I've come close a few months ago and I'm sorry. I vow to be your strength as the days unfold, your shelter, your home. I vow to cherish every moment I can grasp," she chokes with a smile, reaching up to wipe my t

"You're right I don't because you won't talk about it and I get that, but you have to talk to someone about it. This isn't healthy." "You know what's not healthy, is everyone I ever loved lying to me. My mom hiding who my father is, and my father that just didn't want me, Tyson lied to me, and he had another woman that he was getting engaged to. Jack sold me to any man that would pay any amount. He tied me to a bed and let them do whatever the fuck they wanted while him and my old best friend laughed in the corner while I cried and begged for them to stop, so no nothing fucking matters anymore. I care way more about people than they do me, so I'm just done. Please leave."

“Go on, broken girl. The palace isn’t kind to the weak.” I walked past her without another word, each step heavy, each breath a battle. Behind her, Siena’s laughter echoed—sharp, cruel, and victorious.

"What are you doing?" Dave snatched the pen and paper out of Kaden's hands. "What good is writing this? We know what happened. How… How could you do such a thing?" He had always seen Kaden and Seraphina as the ideal couple that the Moon Goddess had blessed, so the news about the broken mate bond came out of nowhere. Kaden buried his face in his hands and told his frustrated father, "It's my fault. I let Sera down and betrayed her in a moment of weakness. I must finish these and show her how sorry I am."

Through the bond she felt his reaction clearly: awe, which he was trying to be analytical about, and underneath that a fierce, almost painful pride that he hadn't intended her to feel. She felt it anyway. "Maeve says the land bond is reestablishing itself," she said. "That it's going to keep happening." "How contained is it? Can you control it?" "Not entirely. Not yet." She looked at him. "Kael—Maeve said the deep wards are failing. That they've been degrading for twenty-three years because the compact broke and there was no Vale bloodline to maintain them." She held his gaze. "Your father broke the kingdom when he killed my family. Not just morally. *Structurally.* And the magic is—it's try

"What do you mean?" "When I rejected you, I broke a sacred bond. I spat in the face of destiny, the Moon Goddess's plan. That created a crack, a weakness in the spiritual fabric around you." Kade's voice was heavy with guilt. "When Luna was conceived, born from a love that defied fate, she inherited that crack. That's why she touches the Void. Because I damaged the divine order." "That's not..." Aria started to protest, then stopped. Was it true? Had Kade's rejection created the vulnerability that now threatened her daughter?