King Tamblin will stop at nothing to prevent his kingdom and all the others from being decimated. Yet, there is little he or the Kingdom of the Sand People can do to stop the invasion. With all hope fading, his psychic sister Tia tells him that he must go on a quest to find the beautiful and mysterious Arosa, Queen of the Wood Fairies, and ask for her help.
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King Tamblin, ruler of the Kingdom of Glitter, prepares for battle after the aliens foretold by his sister, Tia, return to his world. He will stop at nothing to prevent the creatures from decimating their small moon again. Yet, there is little he or the Kingdom of the Sand People can do to stop the invasion. With all hope fading, Tia tells him that he must go on a quest to find the beautiful and mysterious Arosa, Queen of the Wood Fairies, and ask for her help.
Arosa, considered a Goddess on many worlds she visits, is stunned when a playful trick to entertain the Dragonlings of Valdier turns her life upside down. She never expects to feel the strange yet exhilarating emotions that Tamblin stirs inside her. Her kind were supposed to observe other species, not fall in love with them!
When the small bat she sent to guard over Tamblin alerts her that he is in danger, she will risk breaking the rules to protect him. Arosa recognizes love, but will the King return her feelings when he discovers that she is more than just the Queen of the Wood Fairies—that she has the power to not only save his world, but create entire galaxies?
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The mood of his people had changed over the past few years. The restored balance of the moon brought feelings of joy and hope, while the discovery of other clans outside of the cavern brought a chance of survival. Tia’s union with Jett had paved the way for increased trade and introduced the possibilities for new relationships among the clans.
He briefly closed his eyes when a shaft of yearning pierced him. The memory of Arosa, Queen of the Wood Fairies, flashed through his mind. He had not seen her since the night the men and children of Valdier had visited. His responsibilities always seemed to impede his own desires.
There hadn’t been a day since then that he hadn’t thought about Arosa. He would remember that magical night with her for the rest of his life. Memories burned inside him: the way her four small transparent wings hung down her back like a cloak, the way her long hair, its vibrant color like flames capped by a crown of tiny white flowers with dark red berries, fell over her shoulder, and the rosy hue of her lips after he kissed her. He would never forget how her brilliant green gown fell in layers around her, a striking contrast against her red hair and silky skin. Her intellect and wit had truly captured his admiration.
