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Astu tarinoiden maailmaan

Kuuntele missä ja milloin haluat

Kathy Bryson

Award-winning sequel to the hilarious romp, Feeling Lucky!

Fayetteville seems ordinary enough, but in this little town, all the legends – the fairytales and the folklore – live next door!

Marilee Harper is desperate to find another job after she accidentally set fire to the home of the richest woman in town. Converting an old hospital into a bed and breakfast seems like a golden opportunity. Stressed and aggravated, Marilee wants nothing more than to redeem herself, even if faucets and lights turn themselves off and on, and old baseballs fly without help.

John Smith has every confidence in the bossy, strong woman he hired to launch his bed & breakfast. She handled difficult customers at the bank and now she’s handling electricity and plumbing and whatever unseen force keeps throwing baseballs. But when the angry, treacherous King of the Fairies shows up, can Marilee become his champion?

Elizabeth Saydah

The Fayetteville Fairies

Restless Spirits

"Most most people who spend time at a job develop ideas of how they can improve a product or business. They just don't always get a chance to share. And that's not counting the thousands of unpublished artists, writers, and musicians out there..." 

What would you do if you suddenly got 5 million dollars to spend on your dreams? What it if was a leprechaun's money?

Megan O'Malley was mortified when she got drunk and pinched the bandleader's ass at a cousin's wedding. But she was astonished when he turned out to be a leprechaun! Seems they're not the little, green men of fairytales after all. They just say that because they like a good joke and what better way to hide the gold? Oh, that bit's true - as is the part about not sharing!

An award-winning fantasy about money and magic and making the most of your dreams!

EPIC 2015 eBook Awards Finalist – Fantasy Romance

2014 National Excellence in Romance Fiction Award

Chanticleer Chatelaine 2014 Finalist

Newly revised and updated 2019

"Now I want to go around pinching short men's butts hoping to catch me a leprechaun." - Dark Side of Romance

"I really did like the book, and I loved the world that the author created in her book. I could see a series here, and I would read more." - Julie B., The Reading Cafe

"readers will walk away 'feeling lucky' to have read this magical tale!" - Leslie S., InD'Tale

"a fun story and so unlike anything I could have imagined." - Claudia, Larissa's Bookish Life

"a cute story... The whole cast of characters sound out of the ordinary and absolutely crazy. Which if you know families....they are...even if they aren't magical.." - Angela

Stephanie Spicer

Feeling Lucky

Welcome to Fayetteville, an ordinary, little town where all the legends – the fairytales and the folklore – live next door!

The 3rd installment of a hilarious look at money, magic & making the most of your dreams.

Carla Higgins is laid off from her job at the bank and turns to her friends for support only to find they’re more concerned about their jobs. The one person she can count on is local bartender Murphy, but what kind of example is he for her daughters? Having learned the hard way, Carla’s not depending on any man, even if he is cute, charming, very kind, and some kind of leprechaun?

Murphy is used to sneers. Clurichauns are the redheaded stepchildren of the leprechaun world and then there are the late night throw downs at his bar. What he wants, however, is to protect the dainty, little mom who ogles him when she thinks no one’s looking. He knows she’s fighting overwhelming odds, but she’ll need more than bravery when the conflict between the King and Queen of the Fairies becomes outright civil war!

“The town and characters as a whole are purely delightful, however, and one readers will enjoy visiting over and over.” – Julie, InD’Tale Magazine

“You have not lived until you have experienced the King of the Faeries being felled by the “Mom voice.” The book is worth it just for that alone. The novelty of the heroine saving herself and her community is improved upon by her being a mom like every other mom on the planet.” – Janice Benson for Readers’ Favorite

“It’s a well written story, very descriptive, and the funny moments will have you laughing to yourself. I’ve read them all, and I have to say, this one has been my favourite. It’s a great read, and one I’m happy to recommend.” – Julie B. with The Reading Cafe

Sally Barron

Fighting Mad