A to Z Challenge: The Letter H - High Voltage

My A to Z Challenge contains names, places and things that are found in a series of books called The Fever Series by Karen Marie Moning. If you haven't read these books, which I recommend, please be aware there will be spoilers.

H is for Hunter & High Voltage

When Dani was fourteen, she stabbed a Hunter, (an ancient being that looks like a dragon) and by happenstance, her hand turned black for days. It kept happening over the years and it developed into an extraordinary superpower giving her the ability to shoot lightning bolts from her hand that is highly destructive and capable of killing Fae royalty. Every time she uses that power, more of her body turns black and icy. It resembles the Marvel comic character Poison Ivy.

Ok. In case you don't know what a Hunter looks like in KMM's Fever Series let me reiterate. A Hunter is a magical beast that can fly. Its body is humongous and black, with leathery skin and icy scales like a majestic dragon.

A to Z Challenge: The Letter F - Fae the Tua De

My A to Z Challenge contains names, places and things that are found in a book called The Fever Series by Karen Marie Moning. If you haven't read these books, which I recommend, please be aware there will be spoilers.

F is for Fae

Art by Mathia Arkoniel: The Seelie & Unseelie

Fae is also known as the Tuatha De Danann or Tuatha De (Tua day dhanna or Tua DAY). An advanced race of otherworldly creatures that possess enormous powers of magic and illusion. After war destroyed their world, they colonized Earth, settling on the shores of Ireland in a cloud of fog and light. Originally the Fae were untied, and there was only the Seelie, but the Seelie King left the queen and created his court when she refused to use the Song of Making to grant his concubine immortality. He became the Unseelie King and established a dark, mirror image court of Fae castes. While the Seelie are golden, shining, and beautiful, the Unseelie, except for royalty, is dark-haired and dark-skinned, misshapen, hideous abominations with sadistic, insatiable desires. Bothe Seelie and Unseelie have four royal houses of princes and princesses who are sexually addictive and highly lethal to humans.

And So It Begins. . . The letter A for Astra

My A to Z Challenge contains names, places and things that are found in a series of books called The Fever Series by Karen Marie Moning. If you haven't read these books, which I recommend, please be aware there will be spoilers.

A is for . . .

Photo project by Emily Sermons

It's Latin for
To The Stars Through Hardships

Somewhere in time on a beach, stood a man looking up at the sky at what he thought was a shooting star, and it was headed on a collision course straight for him. He saw the impact of it buried in the sand not twelve feet away. He approached cautiously and proceeded to dig it out, but it burnt his hand. It resembled a rock so he thought nothing more of it and turned to go for a swim, but the scent of a woman wafted in the breeze from the 'thing,' that made his nostrils flare and the beast within growled. He waited for an infinity 𝛑 just to find her.
That was my feeble attempt at the prologue from High Voltage (Fever #10) ~My Review

If you have read High Voltage, then you know what this brief prologue called Stardust is all about and what it is referring to. I think this book is brilliant in all its glory. Thank you, Karen Marie Moning!

art by Happi Anarky