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The Faerie Prince - cover

The Faerie Prince

Rachel Morgan

Publisher: Rachel Morgan Publishing

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Summary

Action, intrigue, and romance to swoon for!
 
With graduation just weeks away, guardian trainee Violet Fairdale is determined to claim the top spot in her class. But first, she’ll have to survive her final assignment—and the guy she’s been forced to partner with.
 
Her confusing feelings for Ryn aren’t the only thing making life difficult, though. With enchanted storms wreaking havoc in the fae realm, a murder within the Guild, and an Unseelie prince still determined to possess Vi’s special magic, graduation is about to become the least of her problems.
 
Don’t miss The Faerie Guardian, the first book in Rachel Morgan’s bestselling Creepy Hollow fantasy series!
 
"So many plot twists and the romance was amazing!!" ~ Google User ★★★★★
 
"Each book makes me want to read more!" ~ Google User ★★★★★
Available since: 05/25/2013.
Print length: 396 pages.

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