Briar Boleyn

Divided by Oceans but Eternally Bonded

Morgan Pendragon has another name now: Morgan Le Fay. As her true heritage slowly emerges from the mists of the past, Morgan renounces one possible future as the new ruler of the fierce Siabra fae and the wife of the Prince of Claws and vanishes through a portal–returning to Camelot and the Rose Court where her friends and younger brother lie in mortal peril from Arthur's cruel wiles.

But back in the Court of Claws, Kairos Draven won't allow his beloved to disappear from his life so easily. His bond with Morgan goes beyond blood, love, life, and even time itself and neither one of them can relinquish its power or its pull.

Yet Morgan is no ordinary woman. Not only is she beginning to manifest remarkable abilities, but the powers of the gods themselves run through her veins, bestowing her with an unimaginable power and an unthinkable claim over all of Aercanum and beyond...

A claim which some will stop at nothing to put a halt to.

Blood of a Fae 3

Empress of Fae

Morgan has made the decision to return to Camelot.  She feels betrayed by Draven, forced to become something she is not.  She may have fled but their bond grows, even over great distances.  He cannot follow her through the portals but he will follow her wherever she goes.  She is his wife, his mate, his Empress, his everything.

On her return she finds that Camelot is in worse shape than she thought.  Arthur has become more psychotic and her people are suffering.  She held out hope that Kaye was safe but she finds that Arthur has not spared him in his thirst for power.  But there are still worse things that she must uncover!

Arthur has really climbed the ladder of madness!  His levels of torture, crimes against humanity, and executions continue to escalate. Merlin uses every strategy she knows to come up with a way to get Morgan back into the castle - and her final solution was not one that Morgan would ever have agreed to.

Morgan has grown so much over the books.  She is powerful with no thirst for power, popular amongst her people.  The surge in her popularity does not go as unnoticed as she thought and there are many dangerous enemies hiding in plain sight - least of which is her sister.  Is she friend, foe or neutral? 

This is a very much darker story and some of my favourite characters did not escape unscathed.  The rebellion and civic war were inevitable and Morgan just wants to minimise casualties. T loved the dreamscapes between Morgan and Draven, showing that their connection is deeper than even she realises and that whilst he may have went about things ham-fisted, he's keeping his word and coming to her aid - with an army and the exmoors! 

There is still much to uncover, including just how long the High King has been meddling in Camelot and if there is any way for Morgan, Draven and co to topple him.

Nicola Sarah Brooks

Morgan has made the decision to return to Camelot.  She feels betrayed by Draven, forced to become something she is not.  She may have fled but their bond grows, even over great distances.  He cannot follow her through the portals but he will follow her wherever she goes.  She is his wife, his mate, his Empress, his everything.

On her return she finds that Camelot is in worse shape than she thought.  Arthur has become more psychotic and her people are suffering.  She held out hope that Kaye was safe but she finds that Arthur has not spared him in his thirst for power.  But there are still worse things that she must uncover!

Arthur has really climbed the ladder of madness!  His levels of torture, crimes against humanity, and executions continue to escalate. Merlin uses every strategy she knows to come up with a way to get Morgan back into the castle - and her final solution was not one that Morgan would ever have agreed to.

Morgan has grown so much over the books.  She is powerful with no thirst for power, popular amongst her people.  The surge in her popularity does not go as unnoticed as she thought and there are many dangerous enemies hiding in plain sight - least of which is her sister.  Is she friend, foe or neutral? 

This is a very much darker story and some of my favourite characters did not escape unscathed.  The rebellion and civic war were inevitable and Morgan just wants to minimise casualties. T loved the dreamscapes between Morgan and Draven, showing that their connection is deeper than even she realises and that whilst he may have went about things ham-fisted, he's keeping his word and coming to her aid - with an army and the exmoors! 

There is still much to uncover, including just how long the High King has been meddling in Camelot and if there is any way for Morgan, Draven and co to topple him.

Empress of Fae Blood of a Fae 3

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