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Give Me
Bride of Fae
Fever Mist
the first three books in the Wyrd and Fae series – and happy reading!
Give Me (Wyrd and Fae 1)
Give me your hand.
Give me your heart.
Give me your soul everlasting…
All she wanted was a vacation – but Dumnos offered a new life.
Lilith Evergreen follows her recent strange dreams to a ruined castle on the other side of the world ~ where she meets terminally cheerful tour guide Cade Bausiney. The attraction is too powerful ~ and too instant ~ to be trusted.
A thousand years ago, two lovers were killed by magic gone wrong. Some say their spirits haunt Tintagos Castle in pursuit of living hosts in order to satisfy their desire for each other.
Lilith and Cade fight the possession that would control them ~ not knowing a far more powerful and present-day magic threatens to imprison Lilith forever.
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Bride of Fae (Wyrd and Fae 2)
A love more powerful than magic or time.
Beverly Bratton has a safe, mundane life. No drama. No magic ~ until a fairy’s charm sends her a hundred years into the past and into the path of a banished fairy prince.
The Dumnos fae are turning dark. To save his court, the prince must retrieve the mystical coronation cup which has fallen into human hands. Hope is lost until Prince Dandelion meets the only human who can help him.
Together Beverly and Dandelion fight dark forces human and fae to put him on the Moonstick Throne and return her to her own time ~ but the better she knows the prince, the less she wants to go.
Fever Mist (Wyrd and Fae 3)
Desire the high gods wouldn’t deny.
When Elyse of Glimmer Cottage escapes the fae realm, she returns to a completely changed human world. She accepts and adapts to her fate, but the loneliness is crushing ~ until a strange mist rolls into Tingtagos and makes her leave her warded self-imprisonment.
In the Small Wood east of Tintagos, Elyse meets someone who reveals a world she didn’t know existed ~ and offers something she had given up as even possible ~ a chance to know love.
A Glimmering Girl (Wyrd and Fae 4)
Igraine of Avalos should have remained at the hidden mystical island which has always been safe haven to the wyrd of Dumnos.
But when she answers a farmwife’s plea to deliver a baby in distress, Igraine is unwittingly caught up in the worldly schemes of both kings and fae ~ and comes to the attention of a fanatical priest who would destroy all the wyrd.
Igraine’s love for a human warrior returned from the Crusades may save her ~ but a dark fairy’s obsessive desire could kill her first, and prevent Dumnos from ever getting its first earl.
Goblin Ball (Wyrd and Fae 5)
Bathed in the mystic moonlight
On the night of a goblin ball
Look to the moon at midnight
When true love will free us all.
The goblins are coming to Lady Lexi’s ball… where Max means to put true love on Queen Cissa’s dance card.
The Romance Reviews (top pick)
I think I’m in love…Yes, this hardened feminist shell that I wrap around me like a coat-of-arms melted as I read this delightful piece of pure romance.
Kindle Obsessed
Rigel … masterfully infuse(s) a very intricate magical history … with today’s inclination to disbelieve anything that can’t be logically explained … she makes you believe in magic.
Fictional Candy
If you are looking for witches, fairies, royalty, mystery, catty French girls, and a bit of lusty love – then this book is for you.
What people are saying about Bride of Fae:
COULD.NOT.PUT.THIS.BOOK.DOWN!!
Rarely does a book grab me like this one did. This story whisks you away to London and you become entranced with the fairies, pixies, goblins and the humans who interact with them. You get to see the light and dark side of the fairie world and their inner politics and workings. L.K Rigel eloquently describes the scenery and paints such a picture in your head that you want to run away to Faeview. ~ Jenn’s Review Blog
I cannot wait for the next book. The way that Rigel started with the present in Give Me and then is going back into the past with Bride of Fae and the next book is really interesting. I don’t know if I’ve read a series like that before, but I’m glad that I am reading the Tether’s series. ~ Reading It All
I love reading stories about Fae and Rigel’s description and detail that she put into this fantasy world was amazing. I felt like a piece of me was there. The author also captured a very good sense of time travel within the story. ~ Amanda Blogs, Tales of a Bibliophile
