Can a person be truly good? Or do we all carry our own darkness within us?

This is a dark fairytale for adults, but don't expect any happy endings here. Full of magic, trauma, manipulation, spice, and lots of surprises along the way, this story will have you gripped.

Beware, once you step into Elyrya, you'll find it difficult to leave!

Dubheasa Ravenstorm was born with the mark of an ancient prophecy predicting that she will become the cruel ‘Dark Fairy,’ - feared from birth, she finds herself in a constant battle against the darkness within as she is forced to endure the prejudice, hatred and manipulation of those around her. Can the love she finds save her? Or will evil prevail and recreate her as the villain of her own story?

Info:

Pages: 480

Language: English

Tropes:

Power, prophecy, destiny, betrayal, manipulation, trauma, revenge, love/romance, spice, heartbreak, friends to lovers, jealous friends.

Trigger Warning:

Violence.
Weapons.
Blood.
Murders (several)
Sex (including oral).
Miscarriage.
Abuse during sex.
Manipulation.
Swapping of infants.
Attempted rape.
Deceased animals.
Heart removal.
Hateful attitude from an adult to a child.
Alcohol consumption.
Dark magic used to control/harm

Rating Spice Level from 0-5:

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Audience:

Anyone 18+

About the Author:

Hi, I'm Michelle. I'm 47, from North Lincolnshire, England. As well as writing novels, I am a playwright, fantasy make-up artists and an actor. It was through performing that I discovered my love for writing when I wrote the full-length play 'A Pirate's Tale,' which was produced in Grimsby. My play introduced a new villain who I was lucky enough to play in the production and I fell in love with her; she absolutely needed her own story... and now she does, in the form of the Darkness Series.

I'm a proud nanna to two gorgeous boys, and love to spend time with my rescue pets, Minnie the pomski and Betsy the tuxedo cat. I love to read, travel, visit the theatre and you will quite often find me having a great time singing on karaoke.

I am a member of The Writer's Guild, Playwrights UK, London Playwrights and PapaTango.