The Sidhe
Charlotte Ashe
(Author)
Description
ince his childhood, Brieden Lethiscir has admired The Sidhe, the beautiful and magical beings native to the Faerie world outside his homeland of Villalu. Though he grew up in a culture accepting of Sidhe enslavement by Villalu's elite, Brieden turns against the practice when he becomes a steward to Prince Dronyen, who is viciously abusive of his sidhe slave Sehrys. Captivated by the handsome and mysterious sidhe slave, Brieden vows to free and return Sehrys to his homeland. As they escape the capital and navigate a treacherous path to the border, Breiden and Sehrys grow close. Breiden soon learns both the true power of The Sidhe, and that the world that he thought he knew is not what it once seemed. If they survive to reach the border, he will have to make a choice: the love of his life, or the fate of his world. The Sidhe originated as a beloved work of fan-based fiction read more than one million times online. Now Book One of The Heart of All Worlds series, it is author Charlotte Ashe's first novel.
Product Details
Price
$19.99
$18.59
Publisher
Interlude
Publish Date
July 21, 2015
Pages
442
Dimensions
6.0 X 9.0 X 0.98 inches | 1.42 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781941530337
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Charlotte Ashe works in the nonprofit world by day and writes romantic fantasy by night. A long-time fan of speculative fiction that skews feminist and features LGBT characters, Charlotte loves writing stories that are sexy, heartfelt, and full of magic and adventure. She has put her BA in literature and creative writing to use over the years as a writer of fan fiction, and her most popular work has drawn more than one million readers worldwide, been translated into several languages, and been featured in online publications including The Backlot. Her first novel, The Sidhe, was published in 2015 by Interlude Press and named a finalist for a Foreword Reviews' INDIEFAB Book of the Year Award.