Book description
A restless fae princess. A human with special powers. Two realms at risk.
Despite being born into the most powerful house in the faerie realm, Celyse dreads her life of duty and obligation. That all changes when she finds a portal that offers a glance at the forbidden human realm.…
Why read it?
1 author picked Fae Away as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I’m a huge fan of anything fae, so this book is an easy pick. I live for new spins on traditional characters and love that Rose’s take on the fae is genius. I love the creative way Garcia gets these fae between their realm and the human realm.
The laws that govern the fae realm, and some misuses of those, unfold as you read making the book a great suspense. I couldn’t have predicted the storyline, and I love that it intertwines fae lore with witches and magic in an urban fantasy-ish setting.
From Tricia's list on The best Indie Fantasy books with creative spins.
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