Warrior Fae Audiobook Novels & Stories

“And I’m not used to sleeping on a bed made of vines. Guess we’re even.” I couldn’t help but smile. “Glad you’re both here. I was just about to ask Fianna for directions to the Arborum Archives.” Niamh blinked. “The what?” “The great Elven library,” Fianna explained. “It holds records that date back to before the Great War.” “The Great War of Aetherfall,” I added quietly. “When all supernatural races fought against each other.” Niamh groaned. “Why does every story in history start with a war?”

I had seen many wars, and every war camp was the same, the faces all held the same shadows, the same ingrained dirt, and days of stubble, the same grim surroundings, the same feeble campfires. “You have a Dwarf company amongst your men.” That, at least, was new. The Fae did not have an accord with the Dwarves – our relationship swayed between hostility and friendship depending on the season – and I had never fought beside them in a war before. It added an unexpected element to this battle. “Yes, we have the Prince Alaren from Reknoc with us.”

Getting up to his feet he offered Rae his hand which she took and stood up. "Thank you Grandma, I will come some other time to see you alone." Rae promised. "I will be expecting you." Jason phoenix fire wings sprouts out from his back. He held Rae's hips and was about covering them when Selena's voice stopped them. "Jason know this, the Wolf of the warrior of good will revive the Lady of the North. The contessa of War will join forces with the Lord of Lies. The Kingdoms of the plain will be restored by the man of the North. A time of serenity will follow, good bye Jason."

The temperature started falling. "We got this " I heard a light female voice from the other side. Thick layer of ice was covering the smooth surface of the walls then the most shrill sound of my life. I felt like my ears were going to bleed. The ice around me began to crack and it suddenly exploded into millions of pieces from the intensity of the sound. Because of my body reflex ,I covered my face with the crook of my arm but did not feel any pain ,not a piece of ice touched me. I dropped my hand , I opened my eyes, pieces of ice scattered around me and I was inside a shield. I looked up to see Gina was standing with a siren and a snow fae . Gina took away the shield. The war around us was

It felt good to laugh wholeheartedly like this. “I can’t believe what you told me. Even as a doctor, I don’t think I’ve seen any females strong enough to resist an Alpha Aura,” he says, thinking out loud. “Yeah, I don’t know what she is made of. But I do know she is not of Alpha Blood”, I confirm. “She doesn’t have that aura of being an Alpha Female, if you know what I mean.” I continued. “She, however, I could tell, is a warrior, the way she is very no-nonsense about things and not afraid to call Ryker out either. She is something alright, and I think she will fit in right at home”, I say with a big smile.

Will you fight beside me this day and win our Queen back? He demanded and was met with rousing cheers and waving of arms, making him smile. He had never doubted his Warriors would follow him into battle, but the Fae Realm was built on fair and open choices. He would never presume and take advantage of the men and women who protected him so willingly, and he was humbled at the sight of their loyalty to him and Tegan. Taking a deep breath, he signalled for silence and then sent up his battle prayer to their Goddess, ‘Goddess, stand beside

Exquisite, perfectly prepared, always the right temperature. Music plays in the background, something that should feel lively, festive. But instead, it lulls—like it’s trying to convince us we’re safe. The wine—either bright and glittering like sunlight or a deep, viscous red—never stops flowing. And a heavy sense of calm creeps in with each sip. We’re pulled over and over again to speak with different fae—sometimes together, sometimes apart. Lord Thalion and Lady Elira of the Sidhe. Lord Iomhar of the selkies.

SOPHIA POV The air was stiff while taking a walk with Xylah, this was because none of us wanted to be in the same company as each other.. As we walked, I heard noises and cheers going on in the distance. "What's that noise?" I asked. "They are recruiting new wolves to join the army," she replied. "You do not want to go there, the men there will be covered in their own sweat and blood," she complains. "Yuck right?" She asked but stopped talking when she noticed my interest. "Oh I forgot, you used to be a beta, those are your thing," she mumbles.

And as the fire crackled in the night, I knew that our journey was just beginning. The fire crackled warmly, casting flickering shadows on the faces of our warriors gathered around it. Their laughter echoed through the night, a melody of resilience that intertwined with the crackling embers. I sat beside Jason, Eden nestled comfortably in my lap, his eyes sparkling with excitement as he absorbed the tales of bravery being shared. "Do you remember when we first fought the Black Faes?" a warrior named Kira asked, her voice filled with nostalgia. "It feels like a lifetime ago, but here we are, stronger than ever!"

- MORGANA My heart was hammering as the pain faded away, Kian had gotten injured but Reuban told me he was ok. I returned to focusing on the throng of Fae attacking as I moved west. The thickest of the Fae army were attacking the centre flank, which was led by Kian. I glanced off into the distance, watching wolves fighting Fae… I could see Kian, the biggest of them all, his dark grey fur standing out as he tore through the army.