Fae Hopes

By L. Ann Alhstrom

Sequel Grandmother's Superstitions.

There was one rule, one simple fae rule. It was a rule born of fears from thousands of years before. Milo liked danger, adored the forbidden. So he broke the rule with no regrets. What was the rule, you ask? He fell in love with a human, but not just any human – he fell in love with a human with magic.

Now banished, Milo aims on adjusting to this new life and prepares his heart for the danger that love brings.

• Language: English
• Publisher: L. Ann Alhstrom
• Release date: Mar 3, 2015

L. Ann Alhstrom

L. Ann Ahlstrom is a novelist and aspiring game writer who is currently enrolled in Full Sail University’s Creative Writing for the Entertainment program. In addition to being a full time student, Ann is a writer of web series and shorts that she publishes on DeviantART and her blog http://whiteroseblackrose.wordpress.com. Ann is currently working on the completion of her first novel series and a web series (http://gearsandlace.blogspot.com) with help from a writing minion.

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Fae Hopes

By L. Ann Ahlstrom

Copyright 2015 L. Ann Ahlstrom

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Table of Contents

Fae Hopes

The Banishment

Years

Awakening

About Ann

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Fae Hopes

Every winter, when the earth was quiet and not in need of its stewards, the fae from beneath the hill watched the world pass them by and would wait for winter’s first thaw. They’d sit on the windowsill of one house and watch young girls as they sat in a ring by the fire with their grandparents to make small gifts for the fairies who tended their garden. Tiny, unskilled fingers made them doll sized clothes. Skilled fingers made doll sized hats