The Complete Story ARC
Epic Fantasy, Metaphysical Fiction, Fae Fantasy, Found Family
Date
Published: Friday, June 26, 2026
Publisher: Angelgate
Entertainment
Peter has spent his life hiding among
humans.
A light fae raised at an elite academy, he thought his disguise
was to protect his place in the human world. A betrayal and ominous nightmare
cause sudden caution, but when a mystical creature he has never seen before
warns he is in danger, Peter realizes he must flee. To maintain his cover, he
creates a clone and sends him to his home in the mystical realm, then sets out
to discover who is hunting him—and why.
CAPTURED. FORGOTTEN.
FORGED.
Stolen fae young men face their final day before they become
dragon food. Taken from their homes and imprisoned in a brutal mine, they have
survived through secret training, strategy, inventive tech, and stubborn hope.
They failed to escape before, with severe consequences.
A prophecy
whispers that a girl will one day free them.
She doesn’t even know
they exist.
At a Paris fashion show, Peter collides with a mysterious
girl—and discovers she is his twin sister. Together they possess a
dangerous power, and those who control the realms will do anything to claim
it. Or destroy it.
PILLYWIGGIN Awakening is a contemporary epic fantasy
that weaves dark mystery, military strategy, and technology into a world where
power is never given—only built. For fans of Lord of the Rings and
Fourth Wing.
This is no tale of a magical savior.
This
is the story of stray kids who grow into warriors—and become their own
heroes.
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