The Feyland Series: Books 1-6

Feyland World #0.5-3, 3.5A, 3.6-6

by Anthea Sharp

"Ready Player One with Faeries!" Immerse yourself in a world of magic and adventure, where high-tech gaming meets the treacherous Realm of Faerie. Add a touch of romance, cyberpunk, and plenty of fae magic, and you get the acclaimed USA Today bestselling Feyland series - over 2200 pages of fabulous YA Urban Fantasy, at a special introductory price!

Includes:
Feyland: The First Adventure
Feyland: The Dark Realm Feyland: The Bright Court
Feyland: The Twilight Kingdom
How To Babysit A Changeling
Trinket
Spark
Brea's Tale
Royal
Marny

1726 pages, ebook

Published November 14, 2016

About the author

Growing up, Anthea Sharp spent her summers raiding the library shelves and reading, especially fantasy. She now makes her home in the Pacific Northwest, where she writes, plays the fiddle, hangs out in virtual worlds, and spends time with her small-but-good family. Contact her at antheasharp@hotmail.com, follow her on twitter, find her on facebook (http://www.facebook.com/AntheaSharp), and visit her website.

Reviews

[Stan Hutchings · Rating 5 out of 5]

I actually read the Series in two parts, Feyland Books 1-3 and Feyguard Books 1-3, after getting hooked by the prequel which I read in an anthology. Then I had to read Book 4.5, Brea's Tale, for the full story. It's a great series, easy to read and a fully-developed alternate world, the Faerie Realm. Books 1-3 tell how the overlap started and how it develops. The realm is entered (usually by accident) from the RPG Feyland. The game is a full-immersion, with sound, sight, odor, taste and sensory experiences. Those who enter the Faerie Realm can suffer injuries that carry over to the Mortal Realm, even after exiting the game. Two courts rule the Faerie Realm: the Dark Court and the Bright Court; their rulers are heartless fey who have no conscience or concern for humans (except as sacrificial victims!). The plot development is fascinating; how and why the Realms overlap in the game, and why the Courts want access to the Mortal Realm (to the detriment of humans!). Books 4-6, renamed Feyguard 1-3, tell how the Mortal and Faerie Realms are kept separate by superior gamers (Feyguards) who become guardians to prevent access to and from either Realm. Brea's Tale, Book 4.5, should be read between books 4 and 5 for more of Brea's history.

[John #Audible · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is NOT a YA, like most are saying. This is 100000% Teen. Went on a two hour run and within that two hours, basically nothing happened but entitled Teenage every day drama, very slow and very boring. Selfish as all get out teen worried about her own Teenage life and drama. Don't worry about who pays the bills, like paying that private school or tricked out VR set you are using for free.

[Tarra · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic

Great series! Really loved the premise and it’s written really well. The world the author has created is wonderful. A great mix of fairy tales and modern tech.