Dark Fae

By: Jane Armor

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She dares not reveal her powers. He desperately needs her aid. Together, will they spark a war between good and evil?

Princess Rella is desperate to free her brother from the citadel. So she roams the streets disguised as a boy in search of the human warrior she needs to complete her plan. But when the light fae royal agrees to also rescue a knight's family in exchange for his help, she triggers a cascade of disaster that could destroy their realm.

Dagstyrr of Halfenhaw will do anything to spring his three siblings from the vizier's ugly prison. But he's shocked when the dirty waif he partners with turns out to be a fearless young woman. And he's unprepared for the formidable magic she unleashes when she saves the fugitives from drowning… or for how she moves his heart.

As Rella begins falling for the handsome man, she fights against a dark power she’s not sure she can contain. And Dagstyrr fears his determination to win the lovely fae’s affections will be for naught when they learn their jailor has dispatched a vicious dragon to hunt them down.

Can the renegade pair entwine their destinies without inciting unrestrained chaos?

Dark Fae is the explosive first book in the epic fantasy Fae Series. If you like strong heroines, intense magical battles, and a touch of romance, then you’ll love Jane Armor’s addictive adventure.

Buy Dark Fae to drink from the cup of courage today!

originality

I love the storyline of this book. It could have had more action . Live the main characters.

Surprisingly interesting

Despite the bland title, this was a strong start to a promising series. A novel approach to a fae epic, romantic but not centered on the romance. Unlike many other contemporary fae series, the author builds relationships through conversation and character building rather than, “of, we are fated to be together/ surprise, we are mates”. Will finish the series.

The female lead is strong-willed and capable, but not unlikeable like many female fantasy leads. She is a realist character who we see struggle and grow by increments. The rest of the cast are diverse and interesting, as well.