The Blue Fairy and the Pyromancer - Schreiber, Zeiss
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As a fairy, Breeze has been taught never to talk to humans or leave the forest. But when she meets a human sorcerer, she learns that everything she's been taught puts fairykind in danger. She must find Nana, her caretaker, and learn the truth to save her people. Kieran, the sorcerer, knows magic is forbidden. On the run from a dangerous inquisitor, he must lay low or risk being caught. He has always had to hide his magic - any other action on his part would have him hunted by inquisitors; and inquisitors make witches and sorcerers pay in blood. Faith is determined to bring down the sorcerer.…mehr

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As a fairy, Breeze has been taught never to talk to humans or leave the forest. But when she meets a human sorcerer, she learns that everything she's been taught puts fairykind in danger. She must find Nana, her caretaker, and learn the truth to save her people. Kieran, the sorcerer, knows magic is forbidden. On the run from a dangerous inquisitor, he must lay low or risk being caught. He has always had to hide his magic - any other action on his part would have him hunted by inquisitors; and inquisitors make witches and sorcerers pay in blood. Faith is determined to bring down the sorcerer. But she's hiding her own dark secret. A secret even she isn't aware of. The kind of secret that puts her - and everyone around her - in danger. Three lives, entwined by fate, converge. Will they find the answers they seek? Or will they destroy one another in the process?
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"Who is Zeiss Schreiber? He's the nice guy who wrote my story! I'm Breeze by the way, one of the main characters of The Blue Fairy and the Pyromancer! I'm not sure why Zeiss doesn't want to talk about himself; it's his bio, not mine! Maybe he's shy? You'd have to ask him yourself. In any case, I hope you will read about my adventures. Have a fairy day!"