Psycho Fae Novels & Stories

"Aww, don't be cruel to him for staring. It's not his fault." "Analyn's beauty is blinding because of her Fae powers," Alpha Ambrose smirks. I take a moment to gather myself, the sharp pain in my side temporarily forgotten as I refocus my attention on the conversation. So the woman's name is Analyn. I look at him and ask, "Fae powers? What exactly does that mean?" Alpha Ambrose smiles knowingly, his eyes glimmering with a mix of amusement and wisdom. "The Faeries are a mystical race known for their ethereal beauty, enchantment, and connection to the natural world. Analyn, being a descendant of the Fae, possesses these extraordinary powers."

shock must be my expression because he starts laughing like a fuckin manic “It was like something out of a horror movie until everyone felt like their skin was going to fucking burn off with lust. She mut be one of those faes that can project emotions.” “She has all the powers of the faes” says a deep voice I don’t recognize, looking up from the papers in front of me I see a tall man with similar features to my metes, standing at the open door “She can project emotions and make you see shit, her fae powers are similar to those of succubus and demons, only she’s not evil” the man walks further into the room and over to my desk, stretching out his hand once he’s close enough for a hand-shack.

their lovely voice rings out. “Hello Millie, it is a pleasure to meet you. I am Selena and she/her pronouns work for me” I smile sweetly at the charming creature . I can not miss the playfulness of fae energy, I am guessing a nymph of some sort, but they must be hybrid, because some majorly strong witch energy in their Aura, mixed with something else that feels ancient and wise like a goddess.

Girls will be girls. “I’ve read a lot of books about human behavior Miles. It was all about learning the different gender of a…” “Oh, oh, yeah. We already knew that.” She raises her hands-on air and rolled her eyes. She turns on the music loud inside this car without even my concern and shouted to me her response, “Don’t try me your dirty little psychology tricks. I’m not buying that anymore!” A minute later I harshly stop the car and turn off the radio. “What are you doing!”

She had managed to avoid the poisonous family for six whole years and now here they all were, swarming into her life all over again like evil bees… or even worse, locusts. All the walls she had built up all these years was suddenly crumpling down, and fast… and by no other than the devil herself. She had always hated Thelma but it was just a common dislike— the kind that was enough to make you stand the person even if they were being very annoying… but today the hatred she felt was just unexplainable… much more intense. The two women started walking towards the trio. A curious Kayla poked her head from her hiding spot behind her mum and once again, Lisa was astounded. She really couldn’t bel

No wonder the woman serving their foods was scared, she doesn't wish to lose her job here. "The one with short purple hair, her name is Summer while the brunette is Samantha. Their parents are super rich but not compared to Sage. Whatever you do, do not cross your line when it comes to them." She enunciates with a serious look. "Well ok." I shrugged. "So do you like it here?." She queries. "Yeah, I guess........" I got interrupted by a very loud scream, I faced the direction of where the scream is coming from and realize it's from a short fat girl who suddenly rushed into the cafe.

“The Fae realm?!” Adrian asked, his voice rising and Freya frowned. “Yes. Why?” He started to pace. “It’s just.. the Fae are an entire entity on their own and no one would voluntarily be entangled with them. Those creatures are full of deceit, they are notorious for luring people into binding deals that practically sell your soul to them. I don’t want you to have anything to do with them.” Freya folded her arms. “Well it’s not like I have a choice.” She snapped, her voice getting testy.

What is that creepy guy? Talia looked at Declan, shocked. “We can’t tell her everything, dad will kill us!” I heard her whisper. I looked at both of them with an eyebrow raised. “Nemi, we don’t want to freak you out, or give you the wrong idea.” Declan started. I waved my hand, urging him to go on. “We aren’t vampires, if that’s what you’re thinking.” Talia added. “Then what the hell are you? Witches? Wolves?” I asked. “We are fae.” Talia answered. “Fae?” I asked. “You would know us as fairies or fae-folk.” She answered again. “You’re joking. Please be joking. You’re pulling some prank on the new neighborhood kid, right?” I begged them, feeling light-headed. I knew the supernatural existed,

“You sealed parts of yourself away.” Her gaze sharpened slightly with understanding. “A form of unconscious binding magic.” Julian’s brows furrowed faintly. “It is not uncommon among traumatized Fae children with unstable or overwhelming gifts. The mind protects itself by closing doors it is not yet capable of surviving open.” Kaelani swallowed slowly. “In binding your Fae side so deeply,” the Seer continued, “we believe your wolf may have become entangled within those same restraints.” Another Seer stepped forward beside her.

Her hair was pure white and her skin tanned like she was kissed by the sun. Rhae recognised her as Fae, but was no longer afraid. She felt happy and peaceful in this place. As she looked back to the stream, she found the Faeries had disappeared, the fish were floating on the top of the now polluted water and all the flowers had withered. She turned back to the Fae only to find her gone as well. Ash fell from the sky, filling Rhae's lungs. She looked back to the stream, seeing a great blue fire in front of her, ripping into the lush greenery and covering everything in black ash. As Rhae struggled to breath, she felt the ground open up beneath her. She was swallowed by darkness.