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Diary of a Teenage Fey
The Hag of Barrow Falls
2020
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4.29
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Humans are weird. Wren never intended to end up living among them, but her life kinda got crazy when her parents died. Wood Faeries defend Gaia from all manner of Darklings trying to destroy her. Few humans realize how close evil lurks. For generations, Wren’s family has hunted abominations wherever they appeared. At fourteen, she’s finally old enough to help. Unfortunately, her first real hunt goes as wrong as possible. Mortal authorities find her dazed and alone, mistaking her for an ordinary teenager. Pretending to be a human isn’t so bad. They have weird customs, but it’s nice to kinda have a mom and dad again–plus an unlikely friend. On a whim, she decides to stay. #2 - The Hag of Barrow Falls - Wren is starting to get comfortable in her strange new life of high school, friends, and trying to human properly. Alas, the darklings refuse to chill and let her have fun. Upon learning a hag has stolen nine innocents, Wren and her BFF Katie race into the woods. They have precious little time to help before the children's souls are lost.

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Author

Matthew S. Cox
Matthew S. Cox
Author · 105 books

Born in a little town known as South Amboy NJ in 1973, Matthew has been creating science fiction and fantasy worlds for most of his reasoning life. Somewhere between fifteen to eighteen of them spent developing the world in which Division Zero, Virtual Immortality, and The Awakened Series take place. He has several other projects in the works as well as a collaborative science fiction endeavor with author Tony Healey. Hobbies and Interests: Matthew is an avid gamer, a recovered WoW addict, Gamemaster for two custom systems (Chronicles of Eldrinaath [Fantasy] and Divergent Fates [Sci Fi], and a fan of anime, British humour (<- deliberate), and intellectual science fiction that questions the nature of reality, life, and what happens after it. He is also fond of cats.

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