February Frolics: A Fairy Tale InterludeShe appeared on the village green with the February dawn-a girl with silver-blonde hair, a tent the colour of morning mist, and a smile that made the snowdrops bloom early.Fern doesn't explain where she came from or why she's camping on the village green in the depths of winter. She simply is-a literature student on an adventure, a storyteller with a gift for magic, a girl who talks to robins and leaves glitter wherever she walks.Emma Morrison is convinced: Fern is a fairy. The adults shake their heads and smile, but even they can't quite explain the way flowers bloom in Fern's footsteps, or how the cottage windows shine brighter when she passes, or why the whole village seems lighter since she arrived.For one magical February week, Fern brings joy to the Enchanted Village. She reads stories at Chapter & Verse that make children believe in wonder and adults remember their dreams. She befriends Dimity and Vivian, shares tea with Mrs Willoughby, and gently deflects questions about where she'll go next.Because Fern is running-from a choice, from a boy with kind eyes and a patient heart, from the terrifying question: what if love is real and I'm brave enough to choose it?The village has healed broken hearts and mended fractured marriages. But can it help a girl who's afraid to believe in her own happy ending?Set between January Joy and March Miracle, February Frolics is a standalone novella that can be read independently or as part of The Enchanted Village series Annie Seaton lives on the edge of the South Pacific Ocean on the east coast of Australia with her own hero of many years. Their two children are now grown up and married, and three beautiful grandchildren have arrived. They share their home with Toby, the naughtiest dog in the universe, and two white cats. When Annie is not writing she can be found in her garden or walking on the beach...or most likely on her deck overlooking the ocean, camera in hand as the sun sets. Each winter, Annie and her husband leave the beach to roam the remote areas of Australia for story ideas and research. Readers can contact Annie through her website annieseaton.net or find her on Face book, Twitter and Instagram.Annie loves to hear from readers. If you enjoyed this book, and would like to hear when Beth's story is published, please email: annieseaton26@gmail.comIf you would like to stay up to date with Annie's release, subscribe to her newsletter here: http://bit.ly/2yBOVLq
