Faerie Crossed Book 3 is the last in the series and has some new introductions for us. First is Spellmeet itself - a border town where Fae and human come together for a shaky coexistence. Now that Merlin is no more, while the world is still here, it may take some getting used to for everyone. Unstable magic and human technology make for a scary mix.
And it is in Spellmeet that we find a new player in the story- Brynn. Brynn's Fae family - finding her carreg powers distasteful - is marrying her off to gain social standing with another autocratic family. Having been scorned since her powers (ones than can unravel Fae spells and glamour) appeared, her family has done just about everything to break her self confidence for the "shame" she brought upon them. When sh's offered a chance, she bravely decides to chuck it all and runaway to live a new life with her newfound acquaintance, Mara.
Oh, don't worry. Avery and Lonan still play a big part, seeing as they promise Queen Maeve that they will find the next Sovereign to calm the chaos of fighting within the Fae ranks who are battling to be the next ruler. This is a sticky issue seeing as EVERYONE blames Avery for the current debacle after the Shifting.
Of course, nothing can go smoothly and pandemonium ensues. There is drama, betrayal, wild magic and mayhem. Can resilience and perseverance prevail? Are the ties of acceptance, friendship and love strong enough to turn the tide of selfishness and deceit?
This is another well-written installment with interesting characters and colorful world making. An entertaining read that leaves you wanting more.
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Angelica R. Jackson
Stories, through a fantastic lens
Faerie Crossed Series
"Jackson has delightful and often flirty humor woven into a story of courage, adventure, love, secrets, and strength."--San Francisco Book Review
"This fast-paced and smooth-flowing story will have readers holding onto the edge of their seats throughout, with lots of thrilling suspense, wicked magic and witty dialogue. ."--InD'tale Magazine
"This is another well-written installment with interesting characters and colorful world making. An entertaining read that leaves you wanting more."--MaD
- Crow's Rest
- Merlin's Stronghold
- Spellmeet
Angelica R. Jackson
Angelica R. Jackson, in keeping with her scattered Gemini nature, has published articles on gardening, natural history, web design, travel, hiking, and local history.
Other interests include pets, reading, green living, and cooking for food allergies (the latter not necessarily by choice, but she’s come to terms with it).
She shares a home in California's Gold Country with a husband, a Miniature Pinscher/Nibblonian mix, and far too many books (if that's even possible).
Some facts about Angelica:
- She once grew a sweet potato larger than her head
- She is also an artist and makes jewelry
- Her rescued minpin cracks her up on a daily basis
Crow's Rest: Faerie Crossed Book 1
Avery Flynn arrives for a visit at her Uncle Tam's, eager to rekindle her summertime romance with her crush-next-door, Daniel.
But Daniel’s not the sweet, neurotic guy she remembers, and she wonders if this is her Daniel at all. Or if someone—some thing—has taken his place.
Her quest to find the real Daniel, and get him back, plunges Avery into a world of Fae and changelings, where creatures swap bodies like humans change their socks, and magic lives much closer to home than she ever imagined.
Merlin's Stronghold: Faerie Crossed Book 2
Just when Avery Flynn thinks she’s gaining some control over her magic, the Border between Faerie and the human world collapses in a catastrophic explosion. With waves of wild magic laying waste to Fae and human territories, the blame falls on Avery and her fiery temper.
Clearing her name will mean staying ahead of the grim Wild Huntsman on her trail, and convincing Merlin, the original embodiment of wild magic, to help before the devastation becomes permanent.
But as allies and enemies alike try to force their own agendas on her, trust does not come easily to Avery. She’ll need to set aside her doubts and accept that she can’t do this alone—before it’s too late for both worlds.
Spellmeet: Faerie Crossed Book 3
After the worlds survive near-annihilation, Avery and Lonan wind up in Spellmeet, a new border town plagued with unstable magic and technology, searching for the Sovereign of Faerie before the Court collapses into a bloody free-for-all.
Meanwhile, a Fae princess named Brynn flees an arranged marriage and discovers that the unique powers that got her shunned in Faerie make her a hot commodity in Spellmeet. Too bad her toxic family can’t stand that she’s leaving them behind…
Told in dual points-of-view, this conclusion to the Faerie Crossed series answers the question, “What if it’s not all about Avery?”
Capturing the Castle: Images of Preston Castle (2006-2016)
On a hilltop in Ione, California, there stands an unlikely castle with fanciful turrets and a soaring clock tower, looming over the town at its feet. This is Preston Castle, formerly known as the Preston School of Industry, which operated as a youth correctional facility from 1894 through 1960.
Fascinated by this unique building, Angelica R. Jackson has photographed its interior over a ten-year period, and learned something of its history. Meanwhile, the Preston Castle Foundation has been working to preserve and restore selected rooms, and many of these photos will take you back in time to their state of arrested decay.
"In “Capturing the Castle” Jackson’s color and black and white photographs show both Preston’s unique architecture and the types of living arrangements used for staff and wards. Ornately carved corbels and archways vie with the Spartan utility of the basement baths; ivy crawls up walls studded with hundreds of windows." --The Mountain Democrat
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