Fae Mistaken (Fae 0f Ballantine Book 4) by Serena Meadows

Author:Serena Meadows [Meadows, Serena]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fae 0f Ballantine, Paranormal & Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Adult Themes, Supernatural Fantasy, Protection & Safety, Life-Changes, Second Chance Reunion, Multicultural & Interspecies Relationships, Romantic Schemes, Dangerous & Deadly, Romantic Suspense, Mystery & Intrigue, Mythical Creatures, Action & Adventure, Violence & Crime Story, SciFi Fantasy Romance, Hearts Desire, Futuristic, Beautiful & Feisty, Fairytales
Publisher: Serena Meadows
Published: 2020-01-26T05:00:00+00:00

Miranda was slightly shocked that she’d yelled at Jamison, but it had felt good to be angry and express it, something she’d never been able to do. Even more surprising was that he hadn’t really fought back, except for his last remark, and she was just going to ignore it. Since they’d turned off the main trail, something had been happening deep inside her; the wounds of a lifetime that had oozed for as long as she could remember had begun to heal.

And with that healing came not only hope but confidence, another feeling she’d had very little of as well. Looking over at Jamison as they rode, she realized that for now, she was the stronger of the two, even if she didn’t use her magic, and it thrilled her to think that for once, she was in control. As they approached the forest that separated them from Abagail, she wondered what they might find in its shadows and prepared herself for something truly dangerous.

But when they rode out of the sunshine and into the darkened wood, she felt nothing but the pleasure of a summer day in the forest. “There’s nothing here,” she said, looking over at him.

“Really?” he asked, the relief on his face so obvious, she wanted to laugh but held it in.

“Just the usual stuff: birds, animals, and trees,” she said, grinning at him. “Looks like we made it.”

The woods turned out to be only a few miles wide, and it wasn’t long before they emerged into a clearing full of tall grass. It was surrounded by trees on three sides and a steep cliff on the fourth; nestled in front of the cliff was a small cabin. Painted white, it sparkled in the sunlight, the brightly colored flowers and huge garden around the house such a striking contrast, Miranda stopped her horse and stared.

Anticipation thundered through her veins as the pull she’d been feeling grew stronger. “This is it,” she said, then nudged her horse into a walk again.

As they approached, the door to the cabin opened and a woman stepped out. Miranda knew at once that it was Abagail, but she looked nothing like she’d expected. The messenger had said that he’d met an old woman, but even from that distance, she could see that the figure standing in the doorway wasn’t old. When the woman stepped into the sunshine, Miranda could see her golden hair glistening in the sunlight and as they got closer, she realized that the woman was about her mother’s age.

The woman stood waiting for them in the yard in front of the cabin, her arms held loosely at her side, but Miranda could feel the magic emanating from her and knew that she wasn’t as harmless as she looked. When they entered the yard, she stopped the horse and slid down, took a few seconds to let her circulation return to her legs, then took a few tentative steps towards the woman.

“Are you Abagail?” Miranda croaked. “I think you sent for me.

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