Fairy Gate Novels & Stories

As the car slowed to a stop, the familiar iron gates loomed ahead, thick ivy curling around their bars like the living tendrils of a plant, just like in fairy tales. A female voice crackled through the intercom, sharp and unfamiliar, demanding to know who they were. Flora, miffed by the lack of recognition, provided her full name with a tone that brooked no argument. There was a brief, stunned silence before the gate clicked and began to roll open with a groan, the sound echoing along the graveled pathway ahead.

Both are invisible to everyone who is passing by them. A fairy guard stood in front of the bowlder and he whispered something. An invisible doorway opened which led him to walk inside the bowlder. As soon as the fairy guard passed, the doorway closed again. On the other side, the fairy guard walked through a narrow passage before it opened up into a huge clearing.

“No one believes me, but they have infested this Inn for years with what you’d call a form of house fairies. Boggarts are handy to have around. But they are temper mental at the best of times. Nasty the rest of the time. But they protect the home and the people in it.” “So, they’re good to have around. But they are one family member that can’t get their life together?” “Something like that. This blighter thinks the pantry is his domain or something and won’t let anyone use it.” “Sounds like he wants his own space the gets disturbed. How about finding a place for him? That’s out of the way? I think it would be cute to have a display. It can show off the idea that fairies live here. A piece of

We sat on a bench to rest for a bit. "Ow i have to show you something. Come on!" She said cheerfully and drag me again. We stopped in front of a wooden gate. Well we're still in school, I think? "This is the fairy garden. I want you to meet someone" She said and open the door. Wow. It's so beautiful here. Everything's sparkling. At the center there was a huge tree.

She said with a giggle Damon gave me a slight nudge pushing me forward presenting me to the sweet but tiny fairy. She looked me up and down; her face turning white as if she’d seen a ghost. “Interesting” she spoke before waving her hand making the massive ivory doors swing open revealing the great hall. The wall wasn’t really all that large. Our living room at the pack house was slightly larger, but there was open slits in the wall which were covered by intricately laced vines that sprouted deep yellow leaves.

' she asked, turning to her guide; who answered. 'Oh, that is the fairies' palace, and here are some of them coming to meet us,' as she spoke the gates swung back and six fairies approached, each bearing in her hand a flower made of precious stones, but so like a real one that it was only by touching you could tell the difference. 'Madam: they said, 'we don't know how to thank you for this mark of your confidence, but have the happiness to tell you that in a short time you will have a little daughter,'

“It still surprises me how much you know about my fairies. Cheese sleeps a lot and cannot control her strength when she activates it. Is that fine?” “Yes, it is. I can handle it.” Madaline summoned the fairy and it appeared in her hair almost immediately. Natalia chuckled while Madaline just watched, mildly surprised. She didn’t understand the fairy’s fascination with her hair but it wasn’t like it bothered her. The clothes Madaline gave her were comfortable, made from materials she was sure existed only in ancient times. Natalia snapped her fingers and teleported. She appeared in front of huge gates she saw the last time she visited the manor of the Hazel Family. She was stopped by the guar

So many nights I had slept on streets and Hellenora was the one who kept me warm. "That is the story we all have heard from our ancestors. They say there is a gate, it goes straight to the fairyland. Fairies come on earth on every full moon. They sing their songs and bathe in the lake. And if anyone sees them bathing, they take them to fairyland. It is the only place that looks exactly as you have defined." She added and I looked at Master Adrian. He was equally puzzled as I was. "What is that place? And how can I find the dagger of Eve?" I asked her in an excited tone. I just wanted to get it. It was like I had a piece of me missing and I was about to get it back.

Cazer knew better than to be shaken by the manipulations of her selective devinations as he spoke. “Very well, I want you to tell me all that you know of the Moon Gate.” Cazer conceded. No changes about his expression or the inflection of his voice to indicate his surprise that she had managed to distinguish his intentions easily. The sorceress slunk back, seemingly displeased not to have provoked a more entertaining response from Cazer, she rasped again, “It is not for me to divulge the secrets of the other Gateways to mortals.”

I swallowed hard. "Can we do something to break this spell?" I asked looking at her and she looked at Kai right after. "She could cross the gate," gate? What gate? "Are you crazy?" he yelled at her. "She isn't strong enough to cross the gate. And she doesn't have a bond to hold her soul in her body. It would be the same as sending her to her death." "Come on, Golden boy. You could-" he cut her. "Don't!" what is happening?