Fae Series | Poppy Minnix | Bundled Special Offer

$20.00

Includes: The Springfest Sprint, Stealing the Bogeymans Bride and Rescuing the Unseelie King

The Springfest Sprint

Tradition can really put a damper on wanderlust.

Ember has come of seelie age, however, the spirited heir of the Spring Fae Court hasn't chosen a mate yet. Per the court's ancient custom, it's time for her to run the Springfest Sprint! The males are ready to claim their mates, and many have their sights on the elusive princess. But she's got a plan...

Hide until this nonsense is over.

It's not foolproof or typical of the feisty fae, but it’s better than getting bound to a terrible kisser, a pompous bragger, or really… anyone. When she runs into a male who ruins her hiding spot, she has to decide if he's an enemy or ally.

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If you’re looking for strong plot, action, and a touch of dark romance plus steamy moments all packaged in a two hour read, then welcome to the Springfest Sprint! Tropes you will find: forced proximity without decent clothes, spicy faerie fae, secret royalty, mate race, fight against tradition, enemies to lovers, misunderstood hero, fae/faerie lore, polyamory, fated mates, fun best friend, and lots of sneaking around.

Stealing the Bogeymans Bride

Every glance between them burns with hostility. Every word they utter to each other cuts like a blade.

It's obvious that Auralia and Donovan hate each other.

If only that were true.

Because hating him would be so much easier than craving him. Easier than sneaking into his bed, despite knowing there's no future for them. Easier than the heart-wrenching goodbye she's forced to give when her estranged husband—the cruelest fae in the realm—commands her to return.

She thought she could slip away quietly. Bury her feelings. Keep her unforgivable secret hidden forever.

But Donovan isn't the type to let go.

And when he shows up to steal her from her husband's clutches? When he fights his way through guards and courts and impossible odds just to keep her?

Auralia realizes the most dangerous thing about Donovan isn't his reputation as a vicious Unseelie.

It's how far he'll go for her. And how much she wants to let him.

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Stealing the Bogeyman's Bride is a dark, and very spicy short story inspired by fae folklore. Some tropes include unrequited love, grumpy (her)/sunshine (him), rivals to lovers, damsel in distress, good guy gone bad for her, fairy heat, and no one touches her but me.

Rescuing the Unseelie King

The last thing King Kage of the Unseelie Court remembers was meeting with the nymph queen to discuss an alliance. So when he blinks and finds a Seelie with wild red curls in his arms, he wonders where in the realm his fated mate came from. And, how would they get out of the doorless room they were trapped in.

A harmless Seelie widow was the perfect choice to rescue the captured king, and Willow is happy to help…herself. The plan goes well until the naked king kisses her and—much to her terror—a mate bond snaps in place. She doesn’t want to be bonded, especially to the fae who sentenced her mate to his demise.

But, fate or not, she can still rid herself of the fae responsible for altering the future she'd planned. With wildlife, storms, and hellhound guards, Rioch is full of ways to end an Unseelie king.

Includes: The Springfest Sprint, Stealing the Bogeymans Bride and Rescuing the Unseelie King

The Springfest Sprint

Tradition can really put a damper on wanderlust.

Ember has come of seelie age, however, the spirited heir of the Spring Fae Court hasn't chosen a mate yet. Per the court's ancient custom, it's time for her to run the Springfest Sprint! The males are ready to claim their mates, and many have their sights on the elusive princess. But she's got a plan...

Hide until this nonsense is over.

It's not foolproof or typical of the feisty fae, but it’s better than getting bound to a terrible kisser, a pompous bragger, or really… anyone. When she runs into a male who ruins her hiding spot, she has to decide if he's an enemy or ally.

***
If you’re looking for strong plot, action, and a touch of dark romance plus steamy moments all packaged in a two hour read, then welcome to the Springfest Sprint! Tropes you will find: forced proximity without decent clothes, spicy faerie fae, secret royalty, mate race, fight against tradition, enemies to lovers, misunderstood hero, fae/faerie lore, polyamory, fated mates, fun best friend, and lots of sneaking around.

Stealing the Bogeymans Bride

Every glance between them burns with hostility. Every word they utter to each other cuts like a blade.

It's obvious that Auralia and Donovan hate each other.

If only that were true.

Because hating him would be so much easier than craving him. Easier than sneaking into his bed, despite knowing there's no future for them. Easier than the heart-wrenching goodbye she's forced to give when her estranged husband—the cruelest fae in the realm—commands her to return.

She thought she could slip away quietly. Bury her feelings. Keep her unforgivable secret hidden forever.

But Donovan isn't the type to let go.

And when he shows up to steal her from her husband's clutches? When he fights his way through guards and courts and impossible odds just to keep her?

Auralia realizes the most dangerous thing about Donovan isn't his reputation as a vicious Unseelie.

It's how far he'll go for her. And how much she wants to let him.

***

Stealing the Bogeyman's Bride is a dark, and very spicy short story inspired by fae folklore. Some tropes include unrequited love, grumpy (her)/sunshine (him), rivals to lovers, damsel in distress, good guy gone bad for her, fairy heat, and no one touches her but me.

Rescuing the Unseelie King

The last thing King Kage of the Unseelie Court remembers was meeting with the nymph queen to discuss an alliance. So when he blinks and finds a Seelie with wild red curls in his arms, he wonders where in the realm his fated mate came from. And, how would they get out of the doorless room they were trapped in.

A harmless Seelie widow was the perfect choice to rescue the captured king, and Willow is happy to help…herself. The plan goes well until the naked king kisses her and—much to her terror—a mate bond snaps in place. She doesn’t want to be bonded, especially to the fae who sentenced her mate to his demise.

But, fate or not, she can still rid herself of the fae responsible for altering the future she'd planned. With wildlife, storms, and hellhound guards, Rioch is full of ways to end an Unseelie king.