Feyland: Books 1-3: A Faerie/Gamer Series

· Feyland Series Collection Book 1 · Fiddlehead Press
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What if an immersive game opened a gateway to the treacherous Realm of Faerie?

When elite gamer Jennet Carter hacks into an unreleased, state-of-the-art virtual reality prototype, she expects high-tech adventure—not an ancient portal. Behind the digital interface of Feyland lies a realm where dark faeries are working to breach the veil and invade the mortal world.

To survive the game, Jennet must team up with Tam Linn, a skilled gamer from the wrong side of the tracks who has everything to lose.

Across three epic adventures, Jennet and Tam must navigate the lethal illusions of the Dark Realm, the glittering traps of the Bright Court, and the lawless chaos of the Twilight Kingdom. Facing the united powers of the Dark Queen and the Bright King, they must win the ultimate virtual war—or watch the mortal world fall to the powers of the fae.

Over 800 pages of high-octane Gamer-Fantasy! Includes the complete original trilogy: The Dark Realm, The Bright Court, and The Twilight Kingdom.

✓ YA / Crossover Science-Fantasy

✓ Complete Trilogy Binge-Set

✓ Traditional Celtic Faerie Lore

✓ LitRPG / GameLit Elements

✓ Cyberpunk / High-Tech Virtual Reality

✓ Fae Royalty (Dark Queen and Bright King)

✓ Wrong Side of the Tracks Hero x Tech Heiress

✓ Trapped in a Game / Simulation Glitch

✓ Reluctant Allies to Fated Partners

✓ High-Stakes Combat & Quests

Heat Level: Clean / No Spice (YA romantic tension, emotional angst, kisses only)

Vibes: Fast-paced, high-tech, magical, adventurous, apocalyptic

Setting: A near-future city, the immersive game of Feyland, and the dangerous Courts of Faerie

Trope Tags: VR simulation, fae lore, trapped in a game, hero sacrifice, portal fantasy

Ending: Complete Core Trilogy Arc (Definitive Series HEA / Full Resolution)

Perfect for fans of: Marie Lu ( Warcross), Ernest Cline ( Ready Player One), and Melissa Marr ( Wicked Lovely)

Log into the USA Today bestselling trilogy where the game is virtual, the magic is lethal, and the complete adventure is ready to binge.

What if an immersive game opened a gateway to the treacherous Realm of Faerie? When elite gamer Jennet Carter hacks into an unreleased, state-of-the-art virtual reality prototype, she expects high-tech adventure—not an ancient portal. Behind the digital interface of Feyland lies a realm where da...

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About the author

Anthea Sharp is an award-​winning, USA Today-​bestselling fantasy author who loves incorporating fairytale elements, Celtic lore, and romantic elements into her books. Her Feyland series (where a high-tech game opens a gateway to the treacherous Realm of Faerie) has sold over 200k copies worldwide. You can also escape into her Darkwood books, where an enchanted forest holds magical secrets and fey creatures. These elf-filled novels are inspired by the forests of the Pacific Northwest, where she lives for most of the year (only running away to sunny climes during the winter months).

When she's not writing, Anthea plays the Irish fiddle in a duo with her handsome husband, drinks copious amounts of tea, and likes to sleep in. She loves writing immersive worlds, running projects on Kickstarter to make pretty books, and hearing from readers! Find out more at fiddleheadpress.com.

Anthea Sharp is an award-​winning, USA Today-​bestselling fantasy author who loves incorporating fairytale elements, Celtic lore, and romantic elements into her books. Her Feyland series (where a high-tech game opens a gateway to the treacherous Realm of Faerie) has sold over 200k copies worldwid...

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