Fairies Saga

The Scottish constable knew his young daughter had a gift-she was psychic. But when she insisted he follow the directions in a two-hundred-year-old letter-the only clue to her mother's whereabouts-even he had to wonder: was her plan too much to gamble on? She'd never been wrong before. He'd have to trust her-no matter how impossible it sounded. Now, can Benji and his new brother-in-law unravel the cryptic message in time to reach remote Swona Island and rescue her mother from the same bumbling, clueless, and reckless kidnappers who had kidnapped Benji as a youth, the clods who somehow were still dangerously effective? Find out what happens to the sister of Benji (The Great Big Fairy) in this exciting short story, the seventh book in The Fairies Saga.

Early winter 1783, remote North Carolina: Rejuvenated time traveler Evie and her family have little in life but each other, but they're content. When her husband rescues an abused young Native American woman and brings her home, she's welcomed. Unexpected births, deaths, and a marriage change the dynamics of this unique family in this stand-alone novella featuring many of the characters from the popular time travel series The Fairies Saga.

Could the young drummer boy help the Colonial soldiers stranded in the worst winter storm of the 18th century? An engrossing peek into the life of the young Scout Kinkaid as he tries to get past the prejudices of his age and mixed ethnicity while trying to earn a wage in post-Revolutionary War era North Carolina. Will the biases and rudeness of others sour his attitude on life?

Action-packed Clean Time Travel Read! **What if someone could go back in time and stop the Pandemic before it started?** Since we really don't know what caused the COVID virus, BIG MAC could be right: it was his bio-dad. Big Mac, a mixed-race third-generation time traveler, comes back from the future to 2015 to see if he can find his no-good Viking sire and stop him from releasing the virus. What he finds is that he arrived a little too early and may have ruined the timeline continuum by interacting with his grandparents. And then there's the complication of the post-Civil War slave who happens to show up next to the old family manse. What is he to do with her? Take a fantasy trip to a few years in the past when people could shake hands and interact without facemasks or fear of infection. A clean romantic mystery/fantasy, great for any age.

How could cleaning a woman's pool be dangerous? Would working for her be a way to escape his kidnappers? Kidnapped at an early age, Benji didn't have any say about what he ate, wore, or where he worked or slept. For years, his captors hired him out for whatever dirty tasks earned them a dollar, threatening the young man's friends or family with harm if he misbehaved. Digging ditches and shoveling out horse stalls was better than what the tanned and aging cougar had in mind for him, though. Would he be able to ignore her advances and still keep his fellow hostage, Wee Michael, safe? What other secrets were hidden on Marcia's illegal marijuana grow site in 1997 North Carolina? Would Benji be able to escape with his life?

Sweet, naïve-and psychic-preadolescent Jenny has just been adopted into a wonderful, yet different family. She knows Mommy and Grannie are from someplace where carriages fly in the air and books have moving pictures, but she doesn't care. Her new family tries to protect her from her past. However, no amount of love can prevent the problems the chatty young girl 'sees.' But she won't stop trying.

Three strangers from diverse times and cultures overcome adversity and come together for survival, finding new versions of family and happiness in this gritty and sometimes humorous time travel story. Fed up with her domineering brother, Rachel and her infant son leave to find happiness with the Cherokee. Two more white folks unexpectedly join her new clan, causing confusion but also providing a novel solution to one of tribe's biggest problems: no food. 20th century-born Lord Martin Melbourne had received his master's degree from Oxford but was also well-learned in folklore and the Tuatha De' Danann legends. He knew that fairies weren't pastel-colored, exaggerated flying insects-they were real entities with remarkable skills. They could move from one place to another easily-or from one time to another. He had studied The Letters, the centuries-old epistles written by the time traveler Evie to her 21st-century daughter, Leah. From these, he learned that a human, too, could move through time. He had done it himself, traveled back to 1781, and saved the life of his sons' ancestor. Now he wanted to go back home to 2013. But he was lost in the wilds of North Carolina. He needed his new Cherokee friend to show him the way back to The Trees, the magnetic time portal between the centuries. But first, he'd have to wait until Red Shirt was done with him.

With so many women, what was a bachelor to do? More was going on in the Revolutionary War / War of Independence than just the battles recorded in history books. Life between the white settlers, Cherokee, and soldiers got very complicated, especially when Hessian mercenaries with their own selfish agendas, came into the action. Two beautiful white women, living with their Cherokee husbands and children, are caught in the middle of lies, greed, and gunfire. Will the handsome and clever trapper known as Little Bear save the day? Get ready to escape to 18th century North Carolina, but bring your blanket: it's winter and times are rough.

In 2011, millions were Obsessed - Inspired - and Consumed with the loves, lives, and even languages spoken in LOST. Meet some of its staunchest fans, bump into a few unbelievably dumb villains, and discover the wife from hell and a few others, all involved one way or another with LOST and The Letters from the past. Enjoy the fun, free-style early lives of several very colorful characters from The Fairies Saga and Arlie Undercover series and find out how they're involved with LOST: the 18th-century time travel romance novel that fascinated the world. From Alaska to London, several of these diverse 21st-century citizens will soon be thrust into the late 18th century, their presence changing the outcome of the epic LOST, the 'fictional story' that meant so much to one family's history. Can this crew survive the elements…and each other? Delight in this bright and quirky parody of time travel romances and extreme fandom while getting to know a few unforgettable and sometimes endearing characters.

Excerpts from THE FAIRIES SAGA, the tale of time travelers (fairies) who bounce between the 18th century and present day. Enjoy the trials, triumphs, and mysteries of Evie and her time traveling family and friends, 'the fairies,' as they deal with kidnappings, murderous strangers, and family secrets using nothing but their ingenuity and a splash of Fountain of Youth serum, give or take a knife or two.