Faerie Dust

by Linda Ciletti

“ . . . a talented author, with a skill to bring her characters to life, and to create people that the reader will truly care about.” Catanetwork


One does not act against Faerie’s tyrannical queen, however insane she may be. To do so is treason—and treason comes with a price. Is it a price he is willing to pay? Alasdair did not need to ponder the question long. In his heart he knows that he must save the human child. But first he must cross over to the human world and retrieve the changeling set in her place.

When Leisa discovers that her baby daughter did not die five years past but still lives in a place she thought to be only myth, nothing or no one can stop her from following Alasdair back to Faerie to save her. But the path to finding her child is wrought with danger. And Faerie’s Queen is hell bent on stopping them.

An adventurous Romantic Fantasy with a Touch of Sizzle and a Lot of Heart.

Faerie Dust is the first book in the Hearts of Faerie Series. See also Faerie Knights (book 2) and Faerie Dreams (book 3).

Genres: Fantasy

349 pages, Paperback

Published February 21, 2016

About the author

Linda Ciletti grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where she discovered her love for classic fairytales during her many childhood visits to the Hazelwood public library. She now resides in the beautiful Western Pennsylvanian suburbs. She is a member of the Greensburg Writers’ Group, Ligonier Valley Writers, and a former member of Romance Writers of America. Linda exhibits her love of fairytales, romance, and happily ever afters in the genres of medieval historical, time travel paranormal, contemporary, and fantasy. Her novel, Draegon’s Lair, won the Epic Award for best historical romance. Other works include KnightStalker, Dream of the Archer, Lady Quest, and Faerie Dust. She is currently working on a sequel to Faerie Dust called Faerie Knights. When not serving the writing muse, she immerses herself in illustration and graphics, doing photography, virtual world content creation, and book cover design.

Reviews

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I selected this book as one from Amazon and am thrilled that I did. It is excellent. It stands alone but you know there could be more books about Alaisdair and Laisa and the fairy kingdom. You knew it would turn out okay or at least you were pretty sure. It is a great adventure with the Fae, the dragons that talk and tell the truth of why the Fae kidnap human children. And more in the way of friendship and love and how it all works when the people are right and the conditions are met. It is a great fantasy and even if you don't believe in fairies, you'll think differently after you read this book.

[James Hardin · Rating 4 out of 5]

I don't usually read romance, but I like a good fantasy adventure, and this delivers for readers of either. The characters are fun and easy to relate to, and have enough internal conflict to keep them interesting. The fae are also conflicted, in some ways beautiful and noble and in some ways not so nice. The gradual reveals of some of the fae's darker secrets is fascinating. Most of all, it's just fun to follow the adventure through some unexpected turns, always wondering "now, how are they going to get out of this one?"

[J.M. Ralley · Rating 5 out of 5]

A lovey story, easy to read and follow. A must for those who like fairies. The descriptions make you feel like you are there and by the end you are rooting for them to win. There are a few grammar mistakes, but they don't take you away from the story. I had to re-read a couple if lines, when speech marks wee missing, but I'm still awarding 5 stars.

[Paula Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

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This story has it all-Dragons, Elves, a wicked Queen, Trolls , and innocent children
The story has twists and turns and leaves the reader wondering what next?
The reader becomes aware of possible life threatening events and unexpected allies.
A very good read

[Elfina Renee]

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