Path Of The Fairies

In Path of the Fairies, twin siblings Ariane and Silias join their father as they travel from the seaside to the mountain lands of Dacia. Along the way, they meet fascinating people and cultures that give them a new perspective on life and what they want from it, but will they accept their father’s offer to return to their home in Histria after a year away?
When Alexios, a widowed father of two, takes the opportunity to travel north to the Dacian mountains, he hopes for a better future for himself and his children. With two failed marriages leaving him somber and lonely, Alexios knows that the far journey is worth the risk of a better life. Ariane and Silias are coping with their mother’s death in different ways, but both are ready to start a new phase in their lives. They take the journey in stride and see it as an adventure.
Each chapter in Path of the Fairies is centered around a different “path” that our main characters take in their journey. Dividing the chapters in this way gives each one a clear focus. As the novel transitions from the characters’ travels to their settlement in the mountains and their experience with war, the “paths” serve as a device to capture the ambience and the mood of each phase in their journey.