Faerie Tale

by Raymond E. Feist

Faerie Tale is a fantastic fiction novel written by Raymond E. Feist. If myths and folktales fascinate you and if a bit of suspense makes you read faster, then this tale of gothic faeries is just for you.

Could it be Magic?

The Hastings family move into an old house in New York state that resides on the borders of a deep wood of magic and illusion. They unknowingly become involved in ancient occult magic and find themselves lured into the world of radical faeries, who live in a magic kingdom at the bottom of their farmland.

The King of the Faeries and the Heroes of Might and Magic

Through the manipulations of the King of the Faeries, a compact made between humankind and faerie-folk, is broken. One of the Hasting twins is taken into the realm of dark faeries and a race against time ensues. Our heroes of might and magic, rush to save the human child and restore the life balance between humankind and faerie-folk. Only by believing the insane and impossible can Mike Blackman open his magic eye and save both worlds from colliding in spiritual war.

Do You Believe in Magic?

In Faerie Tale the adults can sense the dark magic attempting to creep in, but because they don’t believe in magic they are unable to do anything until it is almost too late. It is the children, Sean and Patrick, who believe and can see with their magic eye, the dark energy beings that are there. Because of this the twins become the heroes of might and magic in this novel.

For the Tropic of Freedom Books Finders Keepers:
How much do we allow ourselves to lose the magic in our lives as we grow older?
Can you suspend your logic and disbelief enough to entertain that what is in this book, could be true?
We become so involved in the mundane activities of the day-to-day rat-race that we don’t allow ourselves to experience the magic of life.
What is the agenda of the dark faeries that drives them to trap the humans?

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