Enjoy a taste of another world with these three fantasy short stories. Bitten from the Angels of Sojourn series: A desperate mother struggles to protect her son. The Fairy Flu from the Tales of the Fairy Godmothers series: A sick fairy confronts a childhood rival who threatens the kingdom. The Enchanted Apothecary: A grieving shopkeeper becomes suspicious of a mysterious man who keeps visiting her apothecary shop.

Even being the best fairy godmother in all the land, Ciera’s been hiding a secret. Not only is she pregnant, but she’s magically pregnant with a human child. Humans are not allowed in the fairy realm. Period. That includes half-fairy/half-human babies. The only solution is to give the baby to its father before the Fairy Council finds out her secret. Finding the father should be easy, how many men named John could possibly live in this place called Chicago?

Fairy Godmothers can’t visit humans… …much less fall in love with them. Mila has broken both fairy rules, but for Lincoln, she’d do anything. For twenty years, Mila has secretly used her birthday wish to travel to the forbidden human world to visit her best friend—and the boy who saved her life. Now, he's no longer a boy, but a man that makes her stomach flutter and her heart pound. Using her last magical birthday wish, she confesses her feelings towards him, only to discover he's getting married. How can he love someone else? Lincoln has adored Mila since he was eight years old, but their relationship is the ultimate in impossible love. Now that he's twenty-five, he found the perfect human woman. She’s smart, determined, and attractive. Best of all, she’s not an off-limits fairy who can only give him one (perfect) day each year. So why does he keep thinking of the little fairy godmother he saved so many years ago? You’ll love this romantic contemporary fairy tale, because who doesn’t enjoy a story of friendship and love. Get it now. Books in the The Quirky Tale of a Pregnant Fairy Godmother The Unexpected Romance of a Fairy Godmother Short (Available for free on the author's webpage) The Fairy Flu Each Tales of the Fairy Godmother story features a different couple and can be enjoyed as a standalone. There is no particular reading order of the series.