The Fae Awakening
Caged Proofs Have Arrived!
The proofs for Caged arrived in great condition. Check out the images below. I’ll be announcing the release in the coming days (possibly a week or so if our Chicago Wizard World trip gets in the way of things). Here’s the back text: Imprisoned after the Albino’s attack on the
Behind the Names of The Fae Awakening
One recurring question is, “Why are the names in The Fae Awakening very human?” It’s a good question, one that is answered in time with the series. For those of you wondering and wanting a fast food answer, read on.
Note: I tried my best not to write spoilers, but there are minor spoilers in this post. The nature of writing about the character names forces those into the text. I tried to keep everything related to Fury and Greed. There are no future spoilers, just those two books.
The names are very human for a variety of reasons. Most of those reasons are character based.
What is Bonnie?
If you’ve read Fury or another Fae Awakening story, you probably have questions about the different characters. What is Bonnie? Why are the names for the Fae very human? What is the relationship between Henry and Hunter? These are some of the questions I’ve been asked. I’ll tackle these issues
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