A sweeping, star-crossed romance between the queen of Pixie Hollow and the lord of the Winter Woods. Adapted from the YA novel by Sunday Times best-selling author Allison Saft, Wings of Starlight tells the tale of Clarion, the future queen of Pixie Hollow and her forbidden bond with the Winter Woods' mysterious guardian, Milori. Clarion may be heir to Pixie Hollow, but she still has much to learn - especially about the forbidden Winter Woods. When terrifying creatures begin crossing its borders, she seizes the chance to prove herself. Instead of a monster, Clarion finds Milori, the Winter Woods' young guardian. As they join forces to save their realms, an unexpected bond grows between them. But the cost of their love could turn out to be just as dangerous as the nightmare monsters that plague Pixie Hollow.
Hi there! I'm a Toronto-based writer and editor who works in both prose and graphic novel formats, usually for younger readers.
My current projects include:
Dungeons and Dragons Young Adventurer's Guides - introducing new players to the classic role-playing game through amazing new artwork and streamlined prose.
Manga Classics - faithful adaptations of western literary classics with Japanese-style artwork.
Beyond writing, my interests include historical costuming, comics, manga, young adult fiction, magic realism, chocolate, and the oxford comma.
Wings of Starlight: Vol. 1 ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 150 in TBR List 19/26 in 2026 Format: 📖 Pages: 208 Days to read: 1 Song to go with: Eternity by Alex Warren
Vibes: Young adult, chosen one, fantasy, fairytale vibes, cozy vibes, magic, magical beasts, forbidden romance, protective MMC, royals, heart breaks movie to book, Disney, fairies, cottage core, graphic novel
Review: I think because this story comes from a movie it makes sense to turn it into a manga. I really liked it. The art was stunning and really elevated the story.
Cause I finished the novel this year and saw the manga on Webtoons and immediately jumped to reading this. Love the art and didn't even realize that it was being adapted by the same person who adapted a bunch of classic novels, such as Les Miserables, into graphic novels