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Foxglove Road (LMS V)

A village in the north of England, on the suburbs of the faerie realm. A family entrenched in secrets. A missing sibling.
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 1.1

    In which our protagonist goes home, unwillingly, to a village where nobody asks his name. (LMS, 1525 words)

    8 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 1.2

    In which our narrator wakes up at 2am to a distressing phone call. (LMS, 1602 words)

    9 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 2.1

    In which Violet has been taken, and Gran has some idea why. (LMS, 1461 words)

    8 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 2.2

    In which our narrator goes back to the house, and some uncanny things occur. (LMS, 1048 words)

    6 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 3.1

    In which our protagonist prepares for a journey and very little happens (sorry) (LMS, 1101 words)

    6 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 3.2

    In which our narrator takes to the Road. (LMS, 1,642 words)

    9 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 4.1

    In which our narrator begins his journey through the Faerlands. (LMS, 1526 words)

    8 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 4.2

    In which our narrator learns more about where Violet has gone. And realises that he's not the only one looking for her. (LMS, 1877 words)

    10 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 5.1

    In which our narrator has an altercation with a faer wearing Adidas trainers. (LMS, 1171 words)

    7 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 5.2

    In which our narrator finds himself captured by a faer wearing Adidas trainers. (LMS, 1379 words)

    8 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 6

    In which our narrator sets on the path to find his sister, but is troubled by visions of a hawthorn (LMS, 2817 words).

    15 min read
  • Foxglove Road - Chapter 7.1

    In which our narrator awakens his long-dormant connection to the hawthorns. (LMS, 1857 words)

    10 min read


I'm also not sure why but even though I normally wear cool tones I have a feeling red would have been my color in the 1860s.
— Elinor