The Fae Princes Novels & Stories

“I should start teaching you the languages of your people. The longer you are here, the more you will hear them and need to understand them. I don’t know your mate, but I know of them. The Crowned Prince of The Kingdom of Nod…is a lonely Chimera Fae / Werewolf hybrid who has been separated from their twin since birth. They are supposed to rule the kingdom together when the kings give over their crown.” “Raiden is a prince and doesn’t know!” I gasp. “I need to tell them!” “You will tell all of your mates and you will return here with them all at the right time, but first you will reunite the twin princes,” Deirdre says. I have seen the visions. My mind reels and my skin prickles with goosebum

“Shortly after the war, Princess Duana showed up on my doorstep, so to talk. She and I came to a shared understanding. As long as she remained out of the locate and intellect of those of us still here of na daoine maithe…” “Nadoo…what?” Brock asked. “It implies The Great Fae,” Heather whispered. “As long as she remained out of sight,” the ruler proceeded with a upbraiding see at the two of them. “I wouldn’t take her head,” he wrapped up. A wide grin lit his highlights. “As you can see, the princess has been great sufficient to adhere with our deal.”

Hera woofs at him. “See, she’s good.” He says, turning to the now clustered area around us. Aolis has told me of the fae creatures that live on their land. The little red-hair man must be a leprechaun, the twig looking girl must be a dryad, there are the sprites, of course, notable for their glowing skin making them look like large fire flies and then there are some fairies floating around too. At least I hope they are fairies, the good kind, not faeries the bad kind. Apparently, the only way to distinguish between them is how they spell fairy. Well, that and their behaviors. “Queen Anastasia is good.”

I watched them both sit together on my small couch and laugh, they both were too large and tall for the small loveseat. "Okay, first off, what are your names?" I asked firmly. The sober one with long black hair and startling blue eyes growls. "I'm Alaneo Foxgrove, the seelie prince and this is Sphinx Elderon, future fae guardian," he mumbles disheartened. "If he's a fairy how does he drink blood like a vamp?" I ask curiously, looking at the strange attractive golden-eyed prick. "He's a hybrid, lycan, vampire, and fairy combined like his mother and brother," Alaneo states solemnly. My brow raises over that tidbit of information. I sit in my chair and openly stare at the oddity.

"What the hell are you talking about?" "I didn't keep you because you were my son," Malrec hissed. "I kept you because I stole you. Twenty-one years ago, during the raid on the old Dreadfang Citadel. You weren't a Vaelis prince. You were the only son of the true Dreadfang King. My greatest trophy." The world tilted. I looked at Kaelor. He had frozen, his gaze locked on mine. We weren't just mates. We were the two halves of a stolen crown. The scholar-king and the beast-king. One bloodline, ripped apart by a war of greed, now standing in the ruins of the man who did it.

To my surprise, I welcomed the kiss wholeheartedly. At that moment, I felt so alive. His kiss was very familiar to the prince's. It made me wonder if this guy is a fae. Fae magic is known to replicate the magic of other species but even if I knew this, I couldn't stop it and for the life of me, I don't understand this happy emotion that just cropped up out of nowhere.

Based on her defensive stance, I think she’d be more inclined to fight than run. To her credit, she raises her chin. “My name is Orsa. I’m not a princess.” He grins at her. “Are you not? One who is mated to a prince is usually considered a princess, at least here in the fae lands.” “Wouldn’t a prince prefer someone who is already a princess?” she asks. “I’ve met all the princesses in all the fae lands. None of them were right for me. None of them were mated to me. None of them were suited to CrystalSolaris. But I’d be willing to bet that you are, my beautiful Orsa.”

"The Fae are hiding us." She looked around confused. "How..." "They hide us from the humans. as far as hunters and humans can see, this whole Royal Kingdom looks like the Scottish mountains in the Cairngorms," I explained. "Fae magic is amazing." We continued to walk when I saw Alpha Grant of the England pack climb out of his car. I groaned when I saw he had brought his sister. Thank Fuck I had found my mate. That gold digger was the bain of my life. All she wanted was an Alpha to mate her and keep her they way her idiot father had raised her. She was spoilt. I watched as Grant looked up towards the room my sister was in and frown at it before he shook his head and approached the King and Qu

I take a deep breath and hope that she will be okay with who I am. “My family has been protectors of the Royal family for centuries. We're called fae, which is a word for fairy. “What are you saying, fairies are real? I thought fairies had wings and were way smaller, “Zayla demanded. “Well, yes, they can there are races of fairies, dwarf fae, pixies, etc, Zayla’s face fell in sheer shock “Wow “she stated unbelievable “Yes faes are stronger than fairies, we are taller than well, I have wings, we also have a hierarchy that is the same as the dragons, we have a king and queen our kingdom is In a different realm but my family is related to the Royal family of faes but my family specifically is w

They hated to be paired with that maniac prince, but there was nothing they could do when he was their best chance of coming out of this fight victoriously. The prince was powerful, they admitted that, and the reason they were wary of him at the same time. While they should have respected him as a strong warrior, he was dark Fae and was never to be trusted. Not when Dark Faes are at best described as free-spirited and at worst pure evil. The trickiest, most vicious, and most powerful of Fae with their destructive power. Nonetheless, there was nothing they could do but wait for the prince's order to advance. This was not the first time they had gone out to battle with him in hunting down the