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Strangeness and Charm

Book 3 of the Courts of the Feyre series

Alex has been saved from the fate that awaited her in Bedlam, but in freeing her, Niall has released others of their kind into the population - half-breed fey who have been mistreated, abused and tortured by the institution that was supposed to help them.

Now, as Warder, he must find them and persuade them to swap their new-found liberty for security in the courts - but is the price of sanctuary to swap one cage for another?

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File Under: Urban Fantasy[ Duty Bound | Family Man | Them And Us | A New Beginning ]

e-book ISBN: 978-0-85766-225-5

Genre
faeurban fantasyfantasyparanormal
Themes
fae
Setting
london
Audience
young adult
Length
medium · 384 pages

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