Light Fae Novels & Stories

It was Henri this time. "Kyle or the Prince?" Alex teased which earned him a scowl from Kyle. Tonya took a seat on one of the chairs near Henri. "The Prince has fae blood in him Henri. The faes, elves and certain witches posses light magic while vampires, werewolves and certain witches posses dark magic or dark powers. Only the trolls and humans are well....neutral. The king happened to fall in love with an ordinary fae almost 600 years ago th-" "Screw that dude as well! He's the cause of my current situation!!" Kyle cut in.

Silas moved behind her, his hands settling on her shoulders. "Read aloud," he said. "The page you were on. Start reading." "Silas, what—" "Read." His hands slid down to cup her breasts through her thin dress. "And don't stop. No matter what I do to you." Eve's breath caught as his fingers found her nipples, teasing them through the fabric. She picked up the book with trembling hands and found her place. "The fae courts are divided into two primary factions," she read, her voice already unsteady. "The Seelie Court, associated with summer and light, and the Unseelie Court, associated with winter and darkness—"

“That man…Ashton… he’s my mate. What must he think of me? This isn’t how meeting your mate is supposed to go. Plus, now the truth was being thrown into his face. I’m used – I’m tainted.” Was this what it had been like for me and Dante in the beginning? Yeah, I supposed that it was. Elle had helped me to see the truth, so it was my turn to try my best as well. “Let me explain my past to you. I’m Light Fae, so our aging is slowed way down in comparison to shifters. My mate found me when I was running away from the Dark Fae who had kept me prisoner for thirty-seven years. Those years were filled with torture of every single kind. My mate’s gift allows him to see

he said, bowing his head to me. He was some type of Fae, but I was not sure what kind. His eyes were a deep violet, and his skin had a slight shimmer to it. He was handsome, as his kind most often were. Light Fae held a beauty from the light within themselves. Dark Fae did not hold that light, so the darkness within them often corrupted their appearance.

The forest was quiet apart from the woman singing, and I wondered if that was normal for the Fae realm. I kept my distance as I approached the mouth of a small river, spotting a woman hunched over its waters. I stood behind one of the thick trees, almost ten feet away. The woman had her back turned to me, her silky blonde hair draped over her shoulders as she stood over the water. Underneath a grey robe, I could see the curves of the woman's body. The song was coming from her, that I was sure of. I watched as she plucked stones from the river, placing them in a small wicker basket. Her song was somewhat haunting, and had a dangerous edge despite its beauty. As she turned, I noticed the light

Faye pouted sadly at her bestfriend. "What do you mean? Maya eyes raked her petite figure. "You are as thin as a rake, all thanks to Mr Daylan sage! She rolled her eyes. Faye smiled sadly. "I bet by now he has learnt his mistake, "would you ever forgive and accept him"? "I mean it is almost three mont he last came here, neither have you consider going back to the state" Maya held her bestfriend hands in a comforting way as Faye eyes glued to her engagement ring.

Wagging his finger at me, he bellowed, "Celia! Am I your husband or not? You got a job without telling me! Why did you hide something so major from me?" Nate was so terrified that he drew back and hid behind me. "You're scaring Nate," I warned Edgar. Nate was important to Edgar, so he swiftly calmed down. After dinner, once I put Nate to bed, Edgar took me by the hand and said, "Quit the job, Celia. Let's give Nate a baby brother. How's that?" I took my hand out of his and went to the kitchen to wash it a few times. "I'm not quitting. I don't think it's embarrassing to work as a cleaner."

The night after Christmas wasn’t a Lycan night at all. It was Fae night. And tonight was Solstice of the First Light — the oldest holiday in the Dark Fae realm, the night where magic was said to breathe again after the long winter veil. Thorn, Oliver, and Kira had prepared for it all week, but for Jenna… this was her very first time stepping into a world that only existed in whispered stories. Thorn opened the shimmering portal in the den — a swirl of silver frost and soft blue fire, humming like a living heartbeat.

] [At first, I thought Mom and Dad had changed their minds, but it was Ethan who got out of the car. The moment Bonnie read that line, Ethan's expression showed panic. Trying to stay calm, he turned to look at Dad. "Dad, today is our graduation party. It's the day Celia and I both got accepted into Kingstone College. Why does Ms. Leighton keep talking about Henry?" Celia immediately understood what he was trying to do and chimed in. "Ms. Leighton has always favored Henry. Could it be that Henry paid her to slander us?" "Ms. Leighton, don't you have any ethics in this profession?"

The pages of the book called to me and I once again settled into my spot on the bed and began reading. "Lioren, the brightest, was entrusted with the ability to control light, the power over day time and night time. Everyone worshiped her because she was beautiful. Hair as bright and as golden as the sun, her eyes sparkled like the stars in the night sky, her skin as radiant as light itself, for she was the embodiment of light. It is said that she became lonely and hence she created the supernatural species called "the fae", she crafted them from her light and imbued them with enough magic to control the elements around them.