The Fae Chronicles Novels & Stories

We both entered the room before sitting in our designated spots. I had not imagined what I had been hearing. Athea and Antony had a third mate, like Lucy, Roman, and I. What the hell was the goddess playing at setting us all up like that? I wondered because nothing seemed like it was. When it came out that Veda was a Fae, I was immediately interested. Fae’s hadn’t been heard of since the early 1900’s. But apparently, they own a little slice of heaven within the woods. My interest was piqued.

Castle Soniva, Summer Court Capital, Faerie Fawn This time I was dreaming, and I knew I was dreaming, but it felt so real. I was in a winter wonderland of snow and freezing my ass off. I was following a pregnant woman through a trail of snow-capped trees, and it was as if I were a ghost just watching because she couldn't see me. She looked exactly like me and instinctively I knew she was my mom and that I was that huge baby bump. She broke through the woods into a large clearing where armies of fae were fighting.

It seems weird that she focused on that and not the more pressing issue. “I mean, yea I don’t think he will be a problem again.” My voice sounds unsure even to my own ears. “Oh good. I would’ve hated to have to hunt him down. Takes time away from the things I enjoy, you know? Any ways, about your magic. I am not well versed when it comes to different kinds of magic. As you might know, Faun don’t have any particular magic. We are good with plants and animals, but nothing crazy. I would say we should ask my mate because he does actually know quite a bit about magic of all kinds. The color of your magic seems to be a point you were sure to make. I have no idea why the color would be that import

Looking at her pointy ears and nose, and her long purple hair, they already knew that it was the fae King Vlad had promised them as a guide and a messenger between the squad and the fairy kingdom. She walked in front of the squad and bowed her head in front of all the four of them. "Good morning, kings and queens of Two Kingdoms. My name is Fin'esia, the fae with nature magic. I will be your guide and your acquaintance through your journey from the vampire kingdom towards the werewolf kingdom." The fae introduced herself to the squad. "Let's begin, then, Fin'esia. We have a few hours before we would be exhausted to crash somewhere." Dabria casually replied to fae. She bowed her head at Dabri

“Yes, well, your father and I will return tomorrow. You’ll need to send them out now. I’m about to speak to Dean about this. But I’m hoping to persuade him to send a group of mages in too, for research. We’ve confirmed there are over two portals. One is still being sought. The one destroyed in our region. We’ve found a third now in Northern Arizona. There’s been Fae activity there. No deaths, just one injured. I hope you’ve read my report to you about what’s happening in Europe, and the research that’s come from the investigation into the visions.” “When do you get time to sleep? You’re always writing something. But yes, mother I read it and it’s very concerning. I think the Fae are hiding i

Nearby, a coven of witches from the Veil Academy satellite levitated stacks of ancient tomes, the books orbiting their heads like obedient satellites while they debated the ethics of blood-binding contracts over steaming mugs of vervain tea—strong enough to keep even the most potent illusions at bay. Vampires huddled under enchanted parasols that mimicked perpetual twilight, their porcelain skin gleaming as they exchanged terse whispers about the latest nocturnal hunts, fangs glinting in polite smiles that never reached their eyes. And threading through it all, the fae emissaries from the Whispering Glades, their iridescent wings folded against silk robes, bartering favors with sly grace tha

Was he in some way a fae? “You okay?” Dreyma tapped the top of my head with her staff. “Ashai?” I shook my head, trying to refocus to give my opponent my full attention. Snow was thick right now. It had been the worst snowstorm in ten years and we were still expected to train. Apparently, across the barrier, the fae have erratic seasons fueled by magic. Our seasons were usually hardly noticeable when they changed, maybe just a slight dip in the temperatures during winter and a slight rise during summer but we never expected the snowstorm that blanketed us in three feet of the cold, icy powder.

"That is the sum total of my knowledge." Scarlet nodded. "Fae are an ancient race that-if their claims to relation to Chaos and Aether are true-have evolved well beyond the human race. They have inherent magic or powers. Many are tied to natural elements. Earth, wind, fire, water, spirit. Out of this general classification, there are too many to name for specifics. Categories and classes of Fae are better discussed with Arasne." Scarlet looked at me as if trying to see if I'd understood her.

She asked and I smiled. "The fae kingdom is divided into four. Each kingdom represent a season. There's Hammok, it represents summer because it's always in summer all year round. Then, there's Bisok. It represents Autumn. There's Fyradok and Grymlok. They represent Spring and winter respectively."

Her book will be in a timeframe much later than the others and very different, since she is so much younger than the others, and not really close to any of them. The first four books will run mostly parallel to each other in the timeline. This way, you'll get to see how the fae war, the vampire war and the witch war all started and how they resolved. All of those battles took place around the time that the packs were being attacked by Alpha Wyatt, so while there is overlap, they are definitely their own stories.