King of the Fae Islands

A City-Building LitRPG Fateforged Novel

By: Adam Lance, Annabelle Hawthorne

Narrated by: Arya Jacobs, Christian J. Gilliland

After rescuing a mysterious stranger, Gabriel is given a magical gift. Granted the ability to recreate anything he’s crafted with his own two hands: he has an impossible task.

With Tablet in hand, he must restore the Fae Islands to their former glory.

Standing in his way: an island of monsters, the horror known as She of the Hips, and a bevy of sometimes helpful, sometimes wig-obsessed magical creatures.

Supporting him: A colorful mixture of monster girls, from an elemental blacksmith to an aetherhound ranger and a mysterious elven high priestess, he will salvage what he can to rebuild their world.

A mix of survival, city-building, and adventure, King of the Fae Islands is one-part Isekai Emperor, one-part Trailer Park Elves, and one-part Dungeon Champions. This is a slow burn, slice-of-life crafting story with adventure and humor. It is part of the Fateforged universe and in canon, but with few/limited ties to previous books.

©2025 Adam Lance and Annabelle Hawthorne (P)2025 Pivot Press

Amazing Book

This book has everything Litrpg person could want. The story and narration are both great.

Outtakes!!!

OMG all these books should have a bloopers reel, thanks. The humor was well done and not over the top.

A very enjoyable slow burn harem adventure

Honestly I have no real complaints about it except the fact that I was kind of hoping it would turn into three women standardly around the protagonist rather than just the main two. And the other one waiting in the wings who's like the main priestess.

Also while they were highly enjoyable as supporting characters I was kind of hoping for at least a third or fourth male or just other presents to be around them besides Mr Dawkins and Albrecht not like I had anything against it. But I was looking forward to a more growing sense of community with a solid seven or so people including the protagonist Gabriel. I was also really surprised that it took the epilogue to show us how he actually got to the Fae Wilds.

So I can't tell that was by intention or if the author felt like slipping that in at the end. either way it was refreshing to be able to get that bit of extra context. Knowing that Gabriel actually spoke to the warden and his talking snake companion. Also the varied accents were also very enjoyable from Raquel's Latina accent to gemma's Southern Texan and of course others that were featured. like Mr Dawkins's in German while Albrecht had a sort of lazy Palm Beach sounding accent with a lisp, for some reason 😅. All great stuff and I can't wait until the next book. Lol