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Title	:	The Steward (Weald Fae Journals #1)
Author	:	Christopher Shields
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	August 7th 2012 by Weald Fae Journals
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fairies. Fae. Young Adult. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Magic

The Steward (Weald Fae Journals #1) Kindle Edition | Pages: 336 pages

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Maggie O’Shea expected the worst when her family relocated from the lively beaches of Boca Raton to the secluded forests of the Ozark Mountains. What she didn’t expect was a new beginning – one full of Fae, magical powers, dangerous physical and mental trials, and two surprisingly gorgeous young men. These aren’t the fairies you’re familiar with, but dangerous superpowers embroiled in an enduring struggle among themselves over the fate of all humanity. Some want to protect us, and others would love nothing more than to see us, and especially fifteen-year-old Maggie, dead and buried. Now, torn between her new duties as Steward of the most sacred Fae land and her burgeoning love for Gavin, a powerful Fae, Maggie must fight to protect her family, her friends, herself, and the fate of the entire world. Join Maggie as she learns that fairy lore is not as far from the truth as she had believed, but neither is it anything like the tales in books or movies. As she navigates the treacherous schemes of the magical Fae, Maggie must become a quick study if she hopes to protect the lives of many, and possibly all, people from the insidious plot the Unseelie Fae have planned for centuries. The Steward is the first book in the four part series: the Weald Fae Journals by Christopher Shields.

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I started reading this novel through the holidays. It dragged me back to its pages despite all the holiday insanity. I launched one of my own novels Christmas day, camped in front of my PC for hours, but I couldn't escape this book. I kept trying to find the time to snatch a few more minutes of reading.About a 1/3 of the way in I was thoroughly seduced by the 2700 acre Weald. I found myself contemplating the purchase of real estate in Arkansas, and I've never been there. The author transported

I just finished reading, and would have been done sooner if my family vacation had been less active. Thecharacters are all very well written, the plot is exquisite, and the lead female character is strong. I loved reading how she overcame her obstacles.Chalen I wanted to see destroyed. He was the epitome of Unseelie to me. I very much enjoyed the way that the clans were portrayed, with even the Seelie having darker aspects.I am very glad to be able to read the next in the series, because I've

This is a great story about a young girl fighting her fears and becoming the Steward of the Seely (Light Fae)

The Steward *SPOILER ALERT* I caught a chill within the first 2 pages of The Steward when David and Kyle were being watched by the Unseelie Fae, Chalen. When Maggie first went to the caves for her first test, the anxiety, trepidation and plain old scared spitless was written so perfectly, I felt all that she went through. When she got stuck in the hole, I had a hard time breathing. I enjoyed the bouts of humor that is spread throughout the story, especially Maggies little arguments with her

Christopher Shields has a way of bringing his characters to life and making you want to know more about them, yes, even the wicked ones! He has created a wonderful world filled with Fantasy, intrigue and magic. The Steward (Weald Fae Journals) is fast paced with a very strong protagonist. It's setting amidst the beauty of the Ozarks in Arkansas is described beautifully - who would expect to meet the Fae there? Maggie, 16 years old, has been uprooted from her home in Florida and learns there is

Maggie O'Shea discovers in The Steward that the world is not at all what she thinks it is. Her family returns to the Ozark in Arkansas to live with their aunt after running into financial difficulties in Florida. As Maggie reluctantly settles into her new setting she discovers there is whole another realm interacting with her physical world, call the Fae. She also finds out she is slanted to be the next Steward, or protector of the intersection of those two worlds. Of course, this only happens

One page into the book, I wondered what I had gotten myself into. As I delved deeper, the story hooked me - a trout on the line. Maggie is such an interesting character. She has flaws like the rest of us, and, also like us, wonders about the meaning to every event. "Why me?" "Where do I go from here?" The inner turmoil is so endearing - a look inside her character and moral compass. We are sucked into the vortex to learn as Maggie does - not everything is as it seems. The Fae are real. What we