Marked for death, Sabine escaped from her home more than ten years ago and has lived in the city under a careful, hidden life. She kept her head down, avoided telling anyone about her past, and above all guarded her glamour, because the Wild Hunt will not give up the chase.
When a charismatic stranger arrives, Sabine is drawn to the power she senses within him. A life debt is called due and she is tasked with helping steal a rare artifact. Sabine is the only one who can break the magical barriers protecting the item, but that will require revealing her identity and dark secrets while Fae and other hunters close in.
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Sabine lives hidden in a city, keeping her glamour and past a secret while the Wild Hunt pursues her. The immediate conflict involves a called life debt and a scheme to steal a magically guarded artifact that only she can access. The story mixes urban concealment, fae magic, and pursuit by multiple dangerous forces. Expect a fast-moving premise focused on identity, obligation, and the dangers that emerge when secrecy collapses.
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G-NRIS™ identifies To Kill a Fae (The Dragon Portal Book 1) primarily as Epic Fantasy and Urban Fantasy. Its strongest themes include Secrecy and Identity, Pursuit and Escape, Debt and Obligation, and Supernatural Conflict. Prominent narrative patterns include Hidden Identity, The Wild Hunt, Charismatic Stranger, and Magical Artifact Quest.
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