Name: The Exile
ISBN: 9780765336873

C. T. Adams

Protected by her mother, who has changed the Veil to block fae magic on Earth, Brianna, who is half-human, half-fae, leads a normal human life and is unaware that ancient prophecies are coming true in the fae world and are placing her and everyone aroundher in danger.

Book One of the Fae

The Exile

This book really surprised me and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The beginning was a little slow and it was a bit to get used to the multiple perspectives. Not even a quarter of a way through the book it picks up and the ride is on. It was a very interesting and new take on the fae lore and the characters were dynamic and interesting. Love them and can't wait to read book two.

Stephanie Boisvert

Laura

Excellent read. Looking forward to the next one. Reminded me of the stories of a couple of my favorite authors, Laurell K. Hamilton and Kim Harrison

Kelly Gorman

Brianna Hai runs an occult shop that sells useless trinkets to tourists-and real ritual implements and ingredients to real witches and warlocks. Brianna is half-Fae; she and her human mother fled the Fae world years ago, escaping court intrigues and assassination attempts. Brianna's mother then sealed the border between the worlds-except for a single, secret portal. An attack made through that portal drags Brianna back to the Fae world and the battle over who will succeed her father, King Liu, on the throne of Faery. Shocked to learn that a new prophecy names her heir, Brianna is pretty sure she doesn't want the job. She'd rather work on her brand-new relationship with a hunky police detective who doesn't believe in magic. With her enemies girding for war, in Faery and on Earth. Brianna doesn't have much choice - it looks like greatness is being thrust upon her. A suspenseful contemporary fantasy novel with more than a hint of romance, The Exile is the first solo novel by C. T. Adams, co-author of the bestselling Thrall and Sazi series, who is also known as Cat Adams, author of Blood Singer .

The Exile Book One of the Fae

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