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Wild Fae

Subgenre
romantasy
Edition year
2021-05-05
Rating
★ 4.0 · 1 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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In a why-choose fae romance, Ginevra and her group of fae dukes are on the run from Faerie while training and playing music together. A new fae with a gruff demeanor and hidden secrets joins their ranks, and their growing magical harmony draws dangerous foes who want to silence or exploit their songs. The series features a multi-partner romance with MM and FF pairings.

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  • Fae Romance: “Ginevra and her fae dukes began to train and play together.” source
  • Why Choose: “This a a why choose romance, which means the MC doesn't have to choose just one love interest.” source
  • High Fantasy: “a girl was dragged to the world of magic, monsters, and music of her dreams” source
  • Found Family: “A new fae joined their group” source
  • Hidden Identity: “one with an angry mouth and secrets in his eyes” source

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Edition publication 2021-05-05

Google Books · ISBN 9798748904582
2021-05-05
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