Happy endings don't come easy. . . Author Grace Macguire is on her way! Her publisher has just bought more of her bestselling Fairy Godmother series of books, and finally, she's looking at financial security! Her life is just about perfect. . .until the three fairy godmothers from her books appear and tell her they intend to find Grace her very own happilyeverafter! So Grace does what any rational person would do when three fictional fairies show up in her car-she finds psychiatric help for her sudden sanityimpairment. In his career as a psychiatrist, Dr. Max Aaronson thought he'd seen it all. But none of his previous patients has prepared him for Grace Macguire. The poor woman has a bad case of fairy delusions. but when she smiles, he finds he almost believes in magic. Almost. It's a bumpy road to Happily Ever After, but with the fairies' bumbling help, Grace finally gets there. But first, she has to admit that maybe she is a little insane. After all, she's . . . Mad About Max. "Fans of whimsical romance will not want to miss Mad About Max . Full of wit and charm, it's a book that begs to be read quickly and won't be put down until the last page. - Ivy Quill Reviews "This delightfully amusing book had me hysterically laughing one minute and tearing up the next." - Kathy Boswell, Ebook and Small Press Reviewer for Romantic Times Magazine "Holly Jacobs' deliciously unconventional tale of a writer who thinks she's crazy, and her sexy psychiatrist is guaranteed to endear readers." - Bestselling author, Cheryl St. John Award winning author Holly Jacobs has sold more than two and a half million books worldwide. Along with her family and her cover model dogs, she resides in Erie, Pennsylvania, which serves as the setting for many of her stories, including her Dear Fairy Godmother series!

The fairies are back! And they're determined to see that another Aaronson sibling bites the matrimonial bullet. Whether she enjoys the experience or not. Joy Aaronson is an accident waiting to happen. but she's long since learned to accept her ability to create catastrophes. She doesn't need help-especially not fairy help. But that's just what she's getting, like it or not. Joy has always felt like a bit of an outsider, until she connects with a little girl who desperately needs her. Now, she'll do whatever it takes to help Sophie . . . even if that means dealing with Sophie's stern but sexy father. She's not the least bit worried that the fairies believe Gabriel is her own Prince Charming. After all, he's described her as "comfortable!" That doesn't sound like a match made in heaven. But the fairies are sure that Gabriel St. John will turn from a toad into a prince as soon as he falls in love with Joy. In fact, they're counting on it. And what the fairies want, the fairies get . . . "Do you believe in fairies? You will believe when you read this heartwarming and funny tale of the magic of true love." -Bestselling author J. A. Ferguson " . . . a warm, witty, and touching story . . . " -Harriet Klausner " . . . another winner . . . It was a feel good kind of read."-Pnr Reviews Award winning author Holly Jacobs has sold more than two and a half million books worldwide. Along with her family and her cover model dogs, she resides in Erie, Pennsylvania, which serves as the setting for many of her stories, including her Dear Fairy Godmother series.

The fairies are determined to find Nick Aaronson his true love. And they're not taking 'no' for an answer . . . Nick Aaronson is a practical, realistic, and a little cynical. He's a lawyer who believes in logic, the law. . . but definitely not fairies. Unfortunately for Nick, Myrtle, Fern, and Blossom believe in him. Glory Chambers is divorced, discourage, and disheartened. She's desperate for a little good luck, and gets it when she learns that a long lost aunt has left her a diner. Finally, things are starting to look up . . . until she unwittingly hires the fairies-who are immediately sued! Who do you get to represent three fairies in a civil suit? Nick Aaronson, the best lawyer in Erie, Pa, of course! Thrown together in a trial of mythical proportions, Glory and Nick draw closer, despite their differences. But Myrtle, Fern, and Blossom aren't faring as well. With their reputations in ruins and their confidence at an all-time low, do they even have what it takes to pull off a . . . Miracle For Nick?

Myrtle, Fern and Blossom have finally stepped over the line. Bernie, in charge of the Fairy Council this century, sentences them to live as humans for the next six months. Not only that, he strips away their facades and rather than the older-lady personas they've grown used to over the centuries, he sends them back to their true forms. They're babes. Super hot women guaranteed to make any man stand up and notice. Three fairies, stripped of most of their powers and thrust on unsuspecting mortals? Life is going to get interesting. Not all the mortals are quite so unsuspecting. The entire Aaronson clan has dealt with the fairies before, and all three siblings have the fairies to thank for their happy marriages. They help where they can, as does Fiona, another one time goddaughter. But this ordeal is something each fairy must experience on her own. For the first time ever the three fairies—uh, women—find themselves on independent paths that collide with three different men. Men who teach Myrtle, Fern and Blossom about a magic that has nothing to do with fairy-ness, and everything to do with love. In the end, Myrtle, Fern and Blossom find love and must decide what to do...should they return to Fairyland when their sentence is over and forget the men who have touched them, or should they throw aside their previous lives and build new ones with the men they love?