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Fae of the Crystal Palace #4
The Devoted
Not yet published
Expected 13 Sep 26Ash has always been the cheerful sidekick, hiding a heart broken by loss. Then Pia appears – wild, fearless and impossible to ignore – claiming the fae realm still survives and Ash must help save it.
Clashing at every turn, Ash and Pia must fight together, survive together… and maybe, just maybe, fall in love along the way. In a world on the brink, love is a battlefield – and Ash and Pia will have to fight for everything, together.
What you'll get
✓ Happy Ever After Ending
✓ Fantasy Romance
✓ Fae with a science meets magic twist
✓ His & Her POV
✓ Enemies to lovers
✓ Mystery
✓ Gaslamp and steampunk vibes
✓ Historical setting and references
✓ Victorian England
✓ Intriguing side characters
✓ Standalone in series
The Devoted is a standalone book in the Fae of the Crystal Palace series and brings together the historical romance of Bridgerton with fae and a sprinkle of Sherlock Holmes' mystery.
* this book is for adults or upper YA readers, featuring mature situations and slow burn romance that leads to moderate steam.
Clashing at every turn, Ash and Pia must fight together, survive together… and maybe, just maybe, fall in love along the way. In a world on the brink, love is a battlefield – and Ash and Pia will have to fight for everything, together.
What you'll get
✓ Happy Ever After Ending
✓ Fantasy Romance
✓ Fae with a science meets magic twist
✓ His & Her POV
✓ Enemies to lovers
✓ Mystery
✓ Gaslamp and steampunk vibes
✓ Historical setting and references
✓ Victorian England
✓ Intriguing side characters
✓ Standalone in series
The Devoted is a standalone book in the Fae of the Crystal Palace series and brings together the historical romance of Bridgerton with fae and a sprinkle of Sherlock Holmes' mystery.
* this book is for adults or upper YA readers, featuring mature situations and slow burn romance that leads to moderate steam.
Kindle Edition
Expected publication September 13, 2026
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About the author
Kylie Fennell
19 books51 followersI’m an author of speculative fiction, fantasy and fabulism for adults and young adults. Writing about strong female leads who metaphorically and literally kick butt particularly appeals to me, as does magic…always magic!
My kind of speculative fiction features everything from magical misfits with moxie to fierce and fabulist females.
My writing is influenced by my time living in Japan and Europe and their rich histories. As an Australian writer of European and Aboriginal (Gumbaynggirr and Bundjalung) descent, I’m also fascinated by culture and identity.
I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember.
My love of reading and writing started with an early addiction to Grimms’ fairy tales, Arthurian legends and a love of superheroes.
If I hadn’t become a writer, I would be a superhero librarian – conquering the Dewey Decimal System by day and saving the world one book at a time by night. Failing that, I'd work in a doughnut shop...mmm...doughnuts. Instead, I put my superpowers to work as a Queensland Writers Centre Tutor and speaker (I have presented at industry workshops events including GenreCon 2019).
My creative writing has been recognised via several awards including Queensland Writers Centre Flash Fiction (winner), and Australian Writers Centre Furious Fiction (shortlisted out of 1300 entries), as well as second in GenreCon's short story competition 2019.
I have been shortlisted in The Long Way Home's short story competition in 2019 and 2020 with my stories published in their anthologies. I also have stories published in Lighthouse – An Anthology and Stories of Survival.
My guilty pleasures are watching the Princess Bride, the Labyrinth, Star Wars, Friends or Grease for the zillionth time.
I live in Brisbane (Yuggera and Turrbal Country) with my husband, son and too many pets.
My kind of speculative fiction features everything from magical misfits with moxie to fierce and fabulist females.
My writing is influenced by my time living in Japan and Europe and their rich histories. As an Australian writer of European and Aboriginal (Gumbaynggirr and Bundjalung) descent, I’m also fascinated by culture and identity.
I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember.
My love of reading and writing started with an early addiction to Grimms’ fairy tales, Arthurian legends and a love of superheroes.
If I hadn’t become a writer, I would be a superhero librarian – conquering the Dewey Decimal System by day and saving the world one book at a time by night. Failing that, I'd work in a doughnut shop...mmm...doughnuts. Instead, I put my superpowers to work as a Queensland Writers Centre Tutor and speaker (I have presented at industry workshops events including GenreCon 2019).
My creative writing has been recognised via several awards including Queensland Writers Centre Flash Fiction (winner), and Australian Writers Centre Furious Fiction (shortlisted out of 1300 entries), as well as second in GenreCon's short story competition 2019.
I have been shortlisted in The Long Way Home's short story competition in 2019 and 2020 with my stories published in their anthologies. I also have stories published in Lighthouse – An Anthology and Stories of Survival.
My guilty pleasures are watching the Princess Bride, the Labyrinth, Star Wars, Friends or Grease for the zillionth time.
I live in Brisbane (Yuggera and Turrbal Country) with my husband, son and too many pets.
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