Imprisoned by the Fae Series by Jessica Lynch

I didn't mean to cross over into Faerie.  It was an accident.  And now... now I'm on the run.I thought my situation couldn't get any worse. After a vindictive Seelie noble has me thrown in jail for refusing to be his pet, I figured life behind iron bars was as bad as it could get.And then I met my cellmate.Rys is... complicated. A former guard in the Fae Queen's court, his betrayal landed him in Siúcra with me... moreI didn't mean to cross over into Faerie.  It was an accident.  And now... now I'm on the run.I thought my situation couldn't get any worse. After a vindictive Seelie noble has me thrown in jail for refusing to be his pet, I figured life behind iron bars was as bad as it could get.And then I met my cellmate.Rys is... complicated. A former guard in the Fae Queen's court, his betrayal landed him in Siúcra with me.  When it comes out that I'm actually his fated mate, his ffrindau, I can hardly believe it. I belong in the human world with my boyfriend. Rys has no intention of ever leaving our cell, with or without me. Fate has a funny sense of humor, though. Too bad neither of us are laughing.There's only one way to get out of Siúcra with your head still attached. You have to sacrifice something you don't think you can live without. I gave up my promise ring and everything it means.Rys gave up me.Now I'm lost in Faerie—again. The Seelie who bought me at the Faerie market wants me back. The prison guards won't stop until I'm back behind bars. And Rys...before too long, it becomes clear that fate has other plans for us.Turns out that both of our sacrifices were in vain, and now I'm in even more trouble than before.**Escaped is the second book in an exciting new Fae series by the author of Touched by the Fae. Featuring a directionally-challenged, mouthy human heroine, the scarred Light Fae who'd rather stay in jail, and their quest to save Faerie together—well, once they break out of Siúcra, that is.Because each story leads directly into the next until the conclusion in the third and final book, please be aware that there are cliffhangers. Elle and Rys's complete story is finished with Freed. less

I didn't mean to cross over into Faerie. It was an accident. And now... now I'm on a mission.Oberon has made it clear: before the quiet rebellion against him grows any louder, he’s sending Rys and me on a peace-keeping mission to the Unseelie Court to talk to the Winter Queen.Sounds easy, right? I wish.There’s so much riding on this trip. The best case scenario is we quell the rebellion before civil war breaks out in Faerie... moreI didn't mean to cross over into Faerie. It was an accident. And now... now I'm on a mission.Oberon has made it clear: before the quiet rebellion against him grows any louder, he’s sending Rys and me on a peace-keeping mission to the Unseelie Court to talk to the Winter Queen.Sounds easy, right? I wish.There’s so much riding on this trip. The best case scenario is we quell the rebellion before civil war breaks out in Faerie. The worst case? The Seelie and Unseelie go to battle, humans become even bigger targets than they already are, and—oh, yeah—I end up being imprisoned by the fae.Again.The journey sounds easy enough. I already escaped the Shadow Realms of the Winter Court once before. I can do it again, especially with my scarred Seelie at my side.There’s only one problem. Rys isn’t the only one coming with me to track down the mysterious Winter Queen. We have the Shadow, a half-human, half-fae woman who owes Oberon her loyalty, and the Shadow’s dark mate.And that’s not all.When the fate of all of Faerie is hanging in the balance, my love life should be the last thing on my mind. Should be.Isn’t.Because I’m Elle Andrews. And this? This is just my luck.**Freed is the third and final full-length book (~60,000 words) in an exciting new Fae series by the author of Touched by the Fae. Featuring a directionally-challenged, determined human heroine, the scarred Light Fae who'd rather stay in jail, and their quest to save Faerie together—well, once they break out of Siúcra, that is. less