New World Fae

There are secrets that have been hidden from us in plain sight. That's what Fiona discovers, when she goes searching for her birth family, finds something much stranger than she could have imagined. A secret society of fae folk living alongside humans, an amorphous, eternal enemy that wields the sword of organized religion, and the truth about real human magic.Fiona's journey changes course when she meets Faeryn, a sweet, sick, faerie princess who needs the kind of help that only someone like Fiona can provide, if she can only learn to wield her human magic in time. Luckily, she has several good teachers, including the son of a minor African fertility deity. With so many new ideas expanding her mind, it's easy to forget what brought her here in the first place, but perhaps she'll end up finding what she's looking for when she least expects it.

Fiona wants to spend this summer's festival season getting to know herself, and her new-found faerie birth family, but that all changes when big trucks full of angry men calling themselves the 'Morality Police' roll in and threaten to shut everything down. She saved the day once, so why shouldn't she do it again? At least, that's what Fiona's new community of fae folk seem to think, when they push her to the front of the crowd, demanding a solution. And, she wants to help, if only she can figure out how. A sequel, but also an excellent starting place, Festival Season takes us on a journey of neurodivergent self-discovery, deconstructing limiting beliefs and fighting back against authoritarianism. Join Fiona as she explores ethical non-monogamy and her own queer identity, untangles a web of religious rhetoric and learns how to make her own magic using a method you can try yourself.