Faery Fire

by Raven Williams

An unexpected meeting. A match born of legend and fire. Helena has always been a powerful witch. She learned early on of her affinity with fire and it has served her well. While trying to help her friend, she starts having her own strange dreams. Then, she meets an Archangel, and everything starts falling into place. Archangel Michael, Lead Warrior for the Angels of Light, doesn't know whether to strangle Helena, or kiss her, when they first meet. What he does know is her story intrigues him, and he must help her find the answers she seeks. In searching for those answers, they uncover a prophecy surrounding Helena. This discovery sends them on an quest to the different realms of the Universe. As the war between Dark and Light continues on Earth, will they find that which they seek? Or is the Earth doomed to fall into darkness?

338 pages, Paperback

Published April 1, 2016

About the author

Raven Williams describes herself as a beautiful mess disguised as a human being. Within this beautiful mess words swirl around until they coalesce into fictional, fantasy stories or poetry for the world to read. In February, she released the first book in her Realm Jumper fantasy series and has several more planned.

When Raven is not writing, she is creating art in the form of fractal designs and abstract paintings. She is also a caregiver for a disabled family member and three cats. She currently resides in the Northwest Florida Panhandle, but the Pacific Northwest is the home of her heart. She hopes to return there one day.

Reviews

[Brandy Mulder · Rating 5 out of 5]

Things really start to come together in this book. Answers are revealed and there is a new search for a 3rd prophecy launched. Both light and dark armies are trying to build and train while the true power behind the dark army shows themselves. The army of light searches for answers, and new enemies join the dark. Helena finds some interesting answers to her past, but she and the archangel have other problems they need to take care of. Helena, and two others start having visions of the future, and race to beat the dark army. There is violence, intrigue, drama, and no adult content. As always each book picks up where the last stopped so it is recommended that you start at the beginning of the series.