The Phantasmer Cycle by Wren Handman

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In Restless Dreams (The Phantasmer Cycle #1)

Sylvia is just a normal girl with huge, normal problems—her mother’s attempted suicide; how to adjust to life on the Upper East Side; trying to make friends in a rich prep school where she doesn’t belong; whether or not to trust the cute boy with the dangerous eyes.

She thinks that’s more than she can handle, but she tests the limits of her endurance when she learns that she is the long awaited Phantasmer, a human who can change the fabric of Fairy simply by believing in a new story. Sylvia’s life is thrown off course as two warring Courts, the Seelie and Unseelie, both attempt to co-opt her gift to fight the other Court, which she has to deal with while trying not to get kicked out of school for fighting.

And it doesn’t help matters that the fairies begging for her help are both attractive young men with their own agendas.

I Walk Alone (The Phantasmer Cycle #2)

As the Phantasmer, Sylvia brought order to the Fairy courts. Now, if only she could reign over the chaos in her own life…

It’s been three months since Sylvia used her powers to rewrite the ruling structure of Fairy, dismantling the Seelie and Unseelie courts. Recovered from her injuries, she’s back at school and struggling to balance her “real” life against the much more immediate (and exciting) world that magic has to offer. Not to mention the distraction of her utterly hot and completely fish-out-of-water boyfriend.

But in Fairy, there are rumblings that an ancient prophecy is on the cusp of fruition.

“Beware the coming of the one who should not have been, for he shall bring with him the end of days. Take back the mantle, or all will be lost.”

Will Sylvia be able to uncover the truth behind the prophecy, learn how to use her ever-growing powers without risking her relationship, and convince her best friend Fiona that it’s not weird that her boyfriend is a thousand years old? It won’t be easy.