Claudy Conn
Fact one: By tradition and treaty, Fae do not interfere with the human worldâ€”it is against the rules.,Fact two: For a Royal Fae prince who suffers from the ennui of immortality, watching and interacting with humansâ€”especially lovely, spirited human femalesâ€”can be entertaining.,Fact three: When entertainment changes to affection, and affection becomes love, rules will be broken.,His name is Breslyn, Prince of Dagda of the Tuatha DÃ©. He is a royal Fae, immortal and endowed with more than eye candy looks. He is a being with immeasurable powers but life for him lacked somethingâ€”so he looked around, and found... humans.,Watching their lives and interactions, from another dimension filled him with feelings he had thought long lost in the ennui of immortality. The more he watched--the more addicted to their antics he became. An affection for the human race grew inside the heart Fae are not supposed to have, and it was inevitable that he began to have preferences with regards to them.,In 1314, when Scotlandâ€™s rule was in jeopardy and the British were about to take more than they should, he chose a side--and then he saw her, and nothing would ever be the same for the prince ever againâ€¦
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Prince in the Mist