The earth is dying, as is the fae world, and the fae will stop at nothing to save them. Including the destruction of mankind. Scotlyn always thought that she was ordinary, despite her extraordinary talent. She is a young brilliant woman that owns her own nursery, but that is not where her talents stop. She can also see the fae. A talent that she has always tried to hide from others. It wasn’t until she saw a gathering of the fae in her shop did she let her secret slip. Roya, the princess of the fae, wants to test a human. She wants to show the fae around her that humans have forgotten the way that things use to be. That they have forgotten what the world was like when it was still fresh and green, when the humans could still see the fae. Unfortunately Roya chooses to test the one human that can pass her test. This does not detour Roya though. She and her mother, Lilith, create a plan to capture all of the humans that can see them. They want to put them on a trial for all of human kind for the damage that humans have created. Not only are humans destroying their world is also destroying the fae world. This trial will determine if human kind lives or dies to save the fae world. AyRon, one of the fae warriors that was with Roya, saw the flicker in Scotlyn’s eyes, her slight jumpiness around the other fae. He knows that she can see the fae. When he hears that Roya will be capturing the humans with fae sight, he goes warn Scotlyn of what is coming. He feels the rules of life were set to help the humans achieve a great world, not punish them because they can no longer hear the message that they are trying to tell them. Groups are formed, many fae follow Roya. A few rebels try to save as many humans as they can from Roya’s trials. AyRon is part of this rebellion. It seems like Scotlyn, this small human that he saved acts as a beacon to all of those around her. Someone that those in need flock to even though she only has fae sight. The humans trust her and come to her for help and leadership. This will be an epic book of loyalties and fighting for what is right vs. redemption. There is a war brewing, where both worlds are at stake. Why is Scotlyn so special? How is it that all of the humans that join them on their flight from Roya’s grasp flock to Scotlyn? Is Roya right for wanting to protect her world no matter what the cost? Wouldn’t we all want to do the same thing for our world. https://kickstarter/projects/111580491/birthright-destiny-of-the-fae
Posted on: Tue, 03 Jun 2014 00:52:06 +0000
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