The Fae Princes Novels & Stories

It was part of the price he had to pay as Prince of House Eventide. The malicious Fae, Cinder would lure the human with his faery light and draw them over, across the Veil. There in the heart of the wood he, and presumably his older brother Aelinth, would watch the Dain consume the human, and they would be allowed to rule House Eventide another moon’s cycle.

like us but I don’t feel anything dark or evil yet. We will have to see when they arrive at the door.” I told my mate walking around the desk and leaning my hip against the corner of it. Willix walked into the library with a grim look on his face and let us know that the mansion was secure and the girls were safe. “ My King do you know what or who is coming yet?” Willix asked my mate and Selwyn shook his head no. He told Willix what I had told him and then he decided we should wait in the main hall for the new comer. They were getting closer and we wanted to show a united front. Soon we would need to gather others as guards for the mansion and make the mansion more of a working palace. As w

The name suits her perfectly. It feels light and bright in my thoughts. “Aelira,” I repeat. She tilts her head slightly as if testing the sound of my voice when I say it. “You are one of the dragon princes,” she says after a moment. That surprises me. “How do you know that?” “The fae are not as isolated as many believe,” she replies lightly. “News travels.” Her violet eyes flick briefly toward the sky where the faint shimmer of the bridge can be seen even from here.

Jacob said with an evil smile. Justin was in the meeting when he heard a strange voice, at first he thought everyone else had heard it, but when he turned to look around everyone was still listening to his mother who was speaking about some arrangements of the plan she wanted them to follow, they were still making arrangements on very important issues that they needed to tackle before waiting for the season to come for the union of all the fairies which was to happen through Justin wedding Princes Tatiana of the West, the West was the only kingdom that was not affected like the North, the South and the East, but rumours had it that the unseelies were slowly moving to the West, this was a cru

"Theodore? You look so handsome" Elena gushed over him as she looked him up and down. "I also want to be a demon too, you look even better than me" Fife whined. "Of course the prince would look better than you, he is a demon prince from a royal bloodline" Gad scoffed. "I don't remember addressing you" Fife sneered at him. "Enough, you two. Stop arguing" Theodore told the both of them. "I am sorry my prince" Gad apologized.

Once I absorbed every single detail, from the billowing curtains to the servants dressed in cotton gowns, golden jewelry and intricate hairstyles, I turned my eyes to the men gathered in the center of the room. Each one was lit from within, burning with a beautiful and intense light. They were all so young, but from the authority in their voices and the shadows in their eyes, they had lived long before I was even a thought in my Mom's mind. There were six of them, all in the center of the room. Six incredibly beautiful, powerful Fae men. Each wore a tunic of varying color and design, along with a thick sword strapped to their sides. Many of the men had some form of crown on their heads, thou

I chose her then, just as I chose her now. Ziyah, in conjunction with Gabriel and Grant, was able to purify the Fae species. It was a long and arduous process that took a lot of sacrifice, but it worked out in the end. There had been a singular set of rulers within the Fae kingdom before the corruption took hold. Purifying the species opened up the pathway for the Tale of Kythenia. Gabriel, Grant, and Angel were the first rulers. They were temporarily on the throne until the Fae gods chose the perfect lineage of Fae rulers.

Mother had written in that language on that area Severed. "To head these four races in fair rule, four heads were picked. One from each race. The Four Lords, we called them. The Fae and Lesser Fae were indispensable for they could live thousands of years but the Humans and Mages were expendable so during a single reign of a Fae, tens of Humans and Mages reigned. If not hundreds." I flipped the page over again. The book began from the page I had opened. I debated between reading the book and listening to the old man. I chose the latter and dumped the now closed book on my thighs. I would look at it later.

Caleb POV I could not sleep, not even when everywhere had gone silent; my sense of unease was strong, and Trey was restless, he wanted a run or just to find that little maid we met earlier. I ignored him, the maid was just a human, no matter how she smelled so divine, and his eyes drew me in. I will not allow myself to start what I cannot finish. The rules were there for a reason, and I, Caleb, prince of the Lycans, intend to keep and uphold them even if they don’t sit well with me always.

“You would think so but no. The princess spoke to Prince Edward of the Monsie Fae Court, another royal FAE but from the USA. She explained how they feel in love and how both she and her mate never expected this. He was understanding and sympathetic because the girl he loved was part wolf and part human and he also knew she was his mate but he couldn’t have protected her if there was an attack due to her human side. The chances of her surviving were slim. He in turn was going to speak to the princess and ask her for her help as he knew her power was great, after all; she was the Astrid” Gemma listened intently, her mind absorbing all the information even as some part of her knew that the endi