Hearts of Faerie Series

One does not act against Faerie's tyrannical queen, however insane she may be. To do so is treason—and treason comes with a price. Is it a price he is willing to pay? Alasdair did not need to ponder the question long. In his heart he knows that he must save the human child. But first he must cross over to the human world and retrieve the changeling set in her place. When Leisa discovers that her baby daughter did not die five years past but still lives in a place she thought to be only myth, nothing or no one can stop her from following Alasdair back to Faerie to save her. But the path to finding her child is wrought with danger. And Faerie's Queen is hell bent on stopping them. Enjoy a slow burn romance with a bit of sizzle and a lot of heart. Faerie Dust is the first book in the Hearts of Faerie Series—perfect for readers who enjoy fantasy with a satisfying mix of adventure and romance.  

A reluctant Queen. A lowly guard. A love that has always been. But will the war with Willow Wood end that love or make it stronger? Having lost her mother and husband in the battle to save Alasdair, Edeline is not yet ready to take the crown. But she has no choice. Faerie needs a queen and she is next in line. What she truly wants is to abdicate the throne and run away with Lysander. But Edom, King of Willow Wood, plots to take over her kingdom. She cannot desert her people in such a troubling time. A mere soldier of the Queen's royal guard, Lysander is unworthy of royal blood, but he loves Edeline all the same. Despite the hollow ache in his heart, though he longs for more, he vows to guard, protect, and be there for her for as long as she needs him.   Will their friendship on fire burn them? Or will rescuing Galandore from the clutches of Willow Wood's king lead them to their happily ever after?   Faerie Knights is Book 2 in the Hearts of Faerie Series.    Please note: This is a medi-fantasy romance series with occasional scenes taking place in the modern world. Some violence is to be expected when the fae are at war. I try to not be overly explicit and play more on emotion. Each book is a combination of fantasy and romance, so expect at least one graphic sex scene. Books 1, 2, and (soon to come) 4 are slow burn romances. Book 3 moves a bit faster. I blame it on the characters. :)

The healing Dust is depleted. The Queen is dying, the magic failing. Only Fayre can bring the people out from Sanctuary. Having been raised human, does she have what it takes?   The moment Fayre arrives in Faerie to fulfill the role of proxy queen, Gideon knows she is destined to be his forever mate. He also knows her father would slay him first. Only Fayre can find the door to the hidden realm of Sanctuary. Only she can lead the imprisoned fae out before all magic fails and the dark fae attack. That is what he needs to concentrate on and not on the beauty at his side. But the attraction is too great to resist.    Fayre has always felt an oddity within herself. Her dreams only confirm that. A dark-haired stranger with violet eyes calls her to Faerie—a man she cannot help but be attracted to. She soon discovers the truth of him and the truth of a lineage she knew nothing about. But their union can only lead to hard feelings and a dissolved friendship. Her parents had never told her she was half fae. Never thought they'd have to. But now the dust is depleted and the queen is gravely ill … and Fayre is next in line for the throne in a world she knows nothing about.   Can Gideon and Fayre convince Alasdair that they are fated to be together? Or will war with the dark fae and an over-protective father stand between them?   Faerie Dreams is Book 3 in the Hearts of Faerie Series.    Please note: This is a medi-fantasy romance series with occasional scenes taking place in the modern world. Some violence is to be expected when the fae are at war. I try to not be overly explicit about it and play more on emotion. Each book is a combination of fantasy and romance, so expect at least one graphic sex scene. Books 1, 2, and (soon to come) 4 are slow burn romances. Book 3 moves a bit faster. I blame it on the characters. :)