Tales of Aylfenhame Books in Order
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Tales of Aylfenhame books in publication order
4 books
Miss Landon and Aubranael
by Charlotte E. English
2013
Sophy Landon has little hope of marriage until her friendship with fae neighbors leads her into Aylfenhame. There she meets the disfigured Aubranael, whose bargain for temporary beauty threatens the affection growing between two lonely outsiders.
Miss Ellerby and the Ferryman
by Charlotte E. English
2015
Isabel Ellerby expects to marry according to her parents’ wishes, until a faerie procession introduces her to a cursed ferryman. Discovering an inherited magical gift offers a chance to free him, but following that path means abandoning the future planned for her.
Bessie Bell and the Goblin King
by Charlotte E. English
2016
Dismissed from service on a freezing night, Bessie Bell joins a mysterious stranger pursuing a nightmare horse. Their journey takes her into the Goblinlands, where survival and an unexpected attachment depend on confronting powers far beyond an ordinary housemaid’s experience.
Mr. Drake and My Lady Silver
by Charlotte E. English
2018
Pastry-shop worker Phineas Drake meets a fae princess seeking justice for her betrayed sister. Drawn into her quest and increasingly captivated by her, he leaves his familiar life for the dangerous Hollow Hills, where both his heart and safety are at risk.
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