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To Charm the Wind

Fae Mark'd World, Book 2

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To Charm the Wind

By: Remi Black
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When Haven Isn’t a Sanctuary

When the untried wizard Orielle enters the Wilding on her journey to Iscleft Haven, she expects threats from bears and mountain lions, vipers, and hornets.

She certainly doesn’t expect the creatures of legend: wraiths and gobbers, shape-shifting wyre, and the Dark Fae called the Kyrgy.

Grim, an outcast from Iscleft Haven, is the keen steel that stands with her against these dangers.

Yet when they reach the Haven, the elder arrests Grim. The Haveners aren’t interested in a renewed alliance with the Wizard Enclave.

Is her mission for the Enclave in vain?

Will she ever escape the Wilding?

To Charm the Wind is the second fantasy novella in the series Fae Mark’d World by Remi Black. The series trilogy began with To Wield the Wind, and ends with To Curse the Wyre. While the three novellas are strongly connected, each story is complete to itself.

©2021 Emily Dunn (P)2021 Emily Dunn
Dark Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Wizardry Magic Users

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