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Rachel Morgan's The Faerie Guardian

Isn't beautiful? I love the cover of this jewel! Love, love, love it!

Title: The Faerie Guardian
Author: Rachel Morgan
Release Date: 5 Nov 2012
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Protecting humans from dangerous magical creatures is all in a day’s work for a faerie training to be a guardian. Seventeen-year-old Violet Fairdale knows this better than anyone—she’s about to become the best guardian the Guild has seen in years. That is, until a cute human boy who can somehow see through her faerie glamour follows her into the fae realm. Now she’s broken Guild Law, a crime that could lead to her expulsion.

The last thing Vi wants to do is spend any more time with the boy who got her into this mess, but the Guild requires that she return Nate to his home and make him forget everything he’s discovered of the fae realm. Easy, right? Not when you factor in evil faeries, long-lost family members, and inconvenient feelings of the romantic kind. Vi is about to find herself tangled up in a dangerous plot—and it’ll take all her training to get out of it alive.

[This novel was originally published in four separate parts: Guardian, Labyrinth, Traitor and Masquerade. It includes bonus scenes at the end.]


Giveaway Time!

The bonus scenes at the end of the book are NOT written from the main character's point of view. If you'd like to win a $10 Amazon gift card, all you have to do is guess whose point of view these scenes are written from! Head on over to the cover reveal post at Rachel Morgan Writes and fill in the Rafflecopter form. There's a list of characters there that you can choose from. Good luck!

Comments

  1. That is a fabulous cover, the story sounds great too.

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  2. Awesome to see so much support for Rachel!

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  3. What a beautiful cover! Congratulations, Rachel.

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    1. I love the colors and the ambient feeling is gives off:)

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  4. Well, kudos on your release! By the way, I like your cover too. :)

    http://otherworlddiner.blogspot.com/2012/10/waitingthirteen-thoughts-and-update.html

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  5. Thank you so much for helping me reveal the cover! (I love, love, love it too ;-) )

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    1. Hi Rachel! I'm glad you like it! oh wait. you are the designer of it....hehe:)

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  6. That is a fabulous cover, and it sounds like an amazing story.

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