Where Broken Wings Fly

Author: Molly Frances
Genre(s): Romance | Fantasy
Total pages: 112

Where Broken Wings Fly

“Be very careful what you set down in the grass of Cornwall… Because the world is much bigger than you realize. One only has to be small enough to see it.”
This is the story of a girl who spilled porridge on the side of St Michael’s Mount and earned herself the adventure of a lifetime.

Olivia Loughty has been shrouded in darkness for as long as she can remember. Her little-black-dog has trailed at her heels for most of her life, so she gave up searching for the light long ago. But when Olivia’s childhood best-friend requests that Olivia scatters her ashes across the country, Olivia is set on a path that just might help her find the light once more.

Olivia finds this on the side of St. Michael’s Mount. There, when she sets down her food, the pixies that live within the grass appear to collect their offering. Killian, the pixie who finds Olivia, offers her what many of Cornwall desperately try to obtain – a gift from the pixies.

“Saoghal” — the world of the pixies that Killian offers her to visit, is everything that Olivia has ever dreamed of. Sunrises and sunsets, powerful magic in the air, and unique and unnatural creatures. But the strict traditions and unforgiving rules of Saoghal have caused a revolution, and Saoghal is under attack.

Alongside Killian, the warrior-like pixie who found her, and Raegan, one of the princes of Saoghal, Olivia won’t waste a second trying to save the world that has saved her. It’s a good distraction as she tries to avoid the fact that day-by-day, she’s falling for more than their world. She’s falling for them, too.

All the while, Olivia has to ask herself: are her new friends on the right side of this revolution?

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