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* '''Publisher''': Music And Press | * '''Publisher''': Music And Press | ||
* '''Year''': 2012 | * '''Year''': 2012 | ||
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==Book Description== | ==Book Description== | ||
"Mommy, tell me a story. A fairy story." | "Mommy, tell me a story. A fairy story." | ||
Latest revision as of 17:20, 28 June 2014
- Author: Linda Mooney
- Publisher: Music And Press
- Year: 2012
- Purchase: A Faerie's Tale
Book Description
"Mommy, tell me a story. A fairy story."
Jill has a very real fairy story to tell her daughter. Actually she has two: the one she recites at bedtime and the one that is the truth.
Once upon a time there was a faerie whose life was contained in the forest lands of northern Maine. But when unscrupulous loggers began to cut down the trees which were the lifeblood of her people, she was ordered to take human form and find a way to stop them by using human means.
Caine York worked for the US Forestry Service. The last thing he needed was a tree rights activist like Jill Lattimer tagging along. Yet as the days went by he found himself unable to resist the woman's uninhibited spirit.
Unfortunately, Jill was also finding herself falling in love with the forest ranger. The human forest ranger. A man her people would never allow her to be with once they found out.
She would soon find herself fighting to stay with the man who had captured her heart, just as Caine would struggle to have the woman he can not live without. Together they will fight to keep their beloved woods safe from deforestation, knowing that sooner or later one of them would have to lose everything they held dear.
Warning: Contains horrendous weather, big bad humans, lightning from a stick, sex with wings, explosions, drone surveillance, barefoot nymphs, gunfire, and one very recalcitrant child.
