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==Book Description== | ==Book Description== | ||
| − | + | Can the love of a mere human restore a banished faery prince to his rightful place? | |
| − | '''ISBN #1- | + | Kaelen of Fey has no hope of returning to the faery realm. He has committed the ultimate crime in the eyes of his people—interfering with the human world—and the conditions of his return are seemingly impossible. |
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| + | When musician, Abagail Guthrie, stumbles upon him, she offers Kaelen something more precious than help. She gives him hope of returning to his people. | ||
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| + | But even as hope surfaces, Kaelen realises he must choose. The human he loves or his kingdom. | ||
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| + | '''ISBN #978-1-906590-70-3''' | ||
==Other Titles by Jessica Jarman== | ==Other Titles by Jessica Jarman== | ||
* [[The Boy Next Door - Jessica Jarman|The Boy Next Door]] | * [[The Boy Next Door - Jessica Jarman|The Boy Next Door]] | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 31 July 2008
- Author: Jessica Jarman
- Publisher: Triskelion Publishing
- Year: 2005
Book Description
Can the love of a mere human restore a banished faery prince to his rightful place?
Kaelen of Fey has no hope of returning to the faery realm. He has committed the ultimate crime in the eyes of his people—interfering with the human world—and the conditions of his return are seemingly impossible.
When musician, Abagail Guthrie, stumbles upon him, she offers Kaelen something more precious than help. She gives him hope of returning to his people.
But even as hope surfaces, Kaelen realises he must choose. The human he loves or his kingdom.
ISBN #978-1-906590-70-3
