The Wind Herald also known as Boyden yearns for a simple life. He is a warrior of the Tuatha De Danna and part fey, who is afraid that he is slowly going mad. He has nightmares that plague him of a past life. Ships have come from another land, bent on war and destruction. It is up to Boyden to help protect his people and decide if he should embrace his destiny even though he may lose his sanity in the long run.

The druidic leader, Amergin has come to invade with the help of Princess Scota, a young warrior princess. She is his emissary and communicates with his army, which includes the amoral Captain Rigoberto. Rigoberto is obsessed with having Scota, even if it means taking her by force. But Scota is a true warrior, much like his men and won't be taken easily. Boyden is then captured and questioned by Scota, but he is able to break free and takes her as a hostage. As they hide from the captain and his men, Scota learns about the land of the fey and of Boyden himself. They become lovers even though they are on the run and their lives are in danger. Boyden now wants Scota for his mate and when she ends up pregnant, he will do whatever he can to keep her. But the High King of the Faeries refuses Scota and won't allow Boyden to claim her. Boyden must embrace his power of the wind and claim himself as its king before Scota and the babe in her womb will be lost to him forever.

The fantasy world of R. Garland Grey is a must read! This adventure tale with a lovely romance between Boyden and Scota is fantastic! Your eyes will be glued to the pages until the very last chapter. Scota is a wonderful heroine who is strong, fights like a man and loves deeply. Boyden is also amazing but his destiny is so heavy that it eats him alive. Only the love of Scota changes him and as they embark on a treacherous journey, in which the reader has no idea how their story will end. Their affair is hot and passionate and their love for each other comes quickly. WHITE FELLS is a welcome read and a true feat of storytelling that combines so many genres into one.