Faeborne: A Novel of the Otherworld

Name: Faeborne: A Novel of the Otherworld
Rating: 4.625 (16 reviews)

Jenna Elizabeth Johnson

Dec 2015 · The Otherworld Series Book 9 · Jenna Elizabeth Johnson

4.6

16 reviews

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Brennon Roarke is cursed. Stolen from his family at the age of sixteen and forced to use his glamour in the service of Eilé’s most malevolent goddess, Brenn has little room for warmth in his heart. For seven long years, he endured hardship and pain, only to escape and find his parents and sister murdered, his nephew left blind and broken. With the stain of dark magic on his soul, Brennon perseveres for the sake of his young ward, always worrying that one day the evil infecting his spirit will destroy him for good.
Seren is an outcast among her own kind, ridiculed and ostracized by all but her mother. Born to the Fahndí tribe of the Weald, Seren’s glamour allows her to transform into a deer, but it also grants her the power to heal grave wounds. When she reveals this gift to her peers, jealousy and hatred drive them to murder, forcing Seren to either flee or fall victim to their malice. Taking on her animal form, Seren leaves her old life behind hoping to find a safe haven in a world that has only ever offered her hardship.

Despite being worlds apart, Seren and Brennon are brought together in a single life-altering moment. When the doe Brenn shoots turns into a young woman before his very eyes, he has no choice but to bring her home with the hope that she’ll recover. What he doesn’t realize, however, is that Seren is quite capable of healing herself with glamour that may be able to cure his wounds as well, and not only the ones that run skin deep.

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4.6

16 reviews

Renee Duprey

November 12, 2020

I agree with Judi. I wish that you had finished this series with all the other books you discussed writing. In my mind, Faeborne would be the start of it's own series and not a part of this series. None of the characters overlap and therefore it is a stand alone novel at this point. Please don't forget to finish The Otherworld Series. I also wish Faebound was available on Google Play Books. I would love to read it.

Judi Cannon

January 28, 2017

Your books are good, but you need to finish with the characters and not leave the story hanging. Then instead go to another set of characters to end the same. Now I have read all od them and still hanging with several different characters and no more books. Not happy:(

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Sharon Chisholm

February 26, 2019

Thoroughly enjoyed it

About the author

Jenna Elizabeth Johnson grew up and still resides on the Central Coast of California, a place she finds as magical and enchanting as the worlds she creates.

Miss Johnson received a BA in Art Practice with a minor in Celtic Studies from the University of California at Berkeley. It was during her time in college that she decided to begin her first novel, 'The Legend of Oescienne - The Finding'. Reading such works as Beowulf, The Mabinogi and The Second Battle of Maige Tuired in her Scandinavian and Celtic Studies courses finally inspired her to start writing down her own tales of adventure and fantasy.

Miss Johnson also enjoys creating the many images and maps for her various worlds. Besides writing and drawing, she is often found reading, gardening, camping, hiking and bird watching.

For more on the author and her books, and for contact information and to sign up for the author's newsletter, visit: www.jennaelizabethjohnson.com or send an email to: [email protected]

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