Michael y Katz

On Fairy's Wings Michael y Katz

Emery Forney falls into a world where Fairies exist. He died in his old world, a happy man, surrounded by the wife and daughters he loved. Now he has to figure out what to do, why he's here and why was he changed into this form. This world isn't all about fluttering and just playing around. With squirrels that are big as trucks and Ogres and Trolls that are even bigger, being small isn't easy. But it's not all just about the other taller races here, not all Fairies are pretty, delightful creatures. There is an evil growing in the forest, and there are spirits controlling his fate and pushing him to some unknown destination, which he can only hope is good. The change in his body would obviously bring changes to him, the change of his gender brings an entirely different set. Not all the Fairy cities are progressive, some are even less so than the world he left. Accepting oneself, mentally, physically and emotionally can be a harrowing journey enough. He finds himself sweep along by fate through three Fairy cities, each that brings its own type of problem to his new life. Some specific to his new, curvier, self and others more systemic of their society. Added to that, he is penniless and without family here. Sometimes you have to accept the world around you and sometimes you have to change it. Sometimes it changes you. Sometimes you find new love despite everything. (Warning: This book contains adult sexually explicit, consensual content)