Release day: Fae’s Song

Today is the official release of Fae’s Song by Helen Walton (ebook and paperback, self-published). Here’s the blurb:

The fate of the Fae begins…

Songstress, Niamh, has an unusual Fae power—an influence in her voice. Singing at the prince’s two hundredth birthday celebrations should be a grand moment, but not luring the prince into believing she’s his mate is all she’s concerned about.

For every man succumbs to the magic of her voice and the prince is the one man she wants but can never have. For what can a lowly earth-living Fae offer the prince of the Summer Court?

When the King and Queen of the Fae insist Prince Fintan select a mate on his birthday, he’s reluctant to settle for a chosen mate, but then he stumbles upon his fated mate. He never thought he’d need to woo her, but if that’s what it takes to convince Niamh they’re fated mates, then he’ll do anything in his considerable power to make her his.

But as the secret in Niamh’s power is revealed, will Fintan still believe they are fated mates? Or will her secret be their undoing? And those of the Fae?

Helen dropped by today to tell us a little about this book:

There’s something extra exciting about releasing a self-published book. Perhaps it’s because it’s my first, or the extra work I’ve put into it, or collaborating with my daughter to design the cover. Probably all of it. Finding your fated mate should be easy, right? Well, in this story the Fae prince has to work to convince her they belong together. But who doesn’t want a man with powers to romance her, win her over, and worship her?

You can find out more about this book from Helen’s website or buy it from here.