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Midsummer Night (Aetherial Tales, #2)
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SOLVED: Adult Fiction > Solved-injured olympic runner takes a break and runs into Faerie [s]

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Louisa R. | 6 comments ~2011 fantasy novel where injured olympic runner hides from world at a cottage which is part of artist retreat. Ends up stumbling in the Faerie and getting caught up with faerie brothers, one knows that other is brother but human somehow while other does not learn until end of book. Figured with ending there should be a sequel but cannot remember title or author. Any help would be appreciated.


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Kris | 54945 comments Mod
Could it be "Midsummer Night" by Freda Warrington? Midsummer Night (Aetherial Tales, #2) by Freda Warrington


Louisa R. | 6 comments Thank you so much, that is it.


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Kris | 54945 comments Mod
Happy to help. That book looks interesting. I wonder if it's similar to Charles De Lint's works? Think I'll add it to my to-read list.


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laurenpie | 131 comments Kris, Haven't read De Lint; where would you suggest starting (if I like this theme)?


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Kris | 54945 comments Mod
Hey Lauren. It feels like years since I read De Lint, and I only read a few books. Perhaps The Very Best of Charles de Lint is a good intro to his style of urban fantasy and magic realism. I discovered urban fantasy (one of my favorite genres) through his writings.


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laurenpie | 131 comments Thanks Kris!


Louisa R. | 6 comments Would recommend 'Spirit in the Wires' as a starter. DeLint one of my faves. Also you might want to check out some Gaimen, particularly 'American Gods'


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laurenpie | 131 comments Hi Louisa,
Sorry I hadn't noticed your recommendation until now! I'll definitely try Spirits in the Wires. Already read many of Gaiman's, including American Gods, loved them!


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