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Winter WeddingParanormal Dating Agency: A Twilight Crossing Novella
Jen Talty
M.T. Worlds
Copyright © 2019 by Jen Talty
Published by M.T. Worlds
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Contents
Winter Wedding
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
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Winter Wedding Paranormal Dating Agency: A Twilight Crossing Novella
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Cheryl Ferguson reached out with a shaky finger and tentatively touched the vase. Green, hot fairy dust circled her arm, squeezing so tight it turned her skin white. She yanked her hand back, shaking her arm. The dust clung to her like static cling. It nipped at her skin, and as it eased into her body, it sent an unfamiliar warmth through her veins. Her heartbeat came in unsteady pulses as it pumped the dust through her system.
“I can’t open it,” she said, taking a step back. She folded her arms across her chest and stared at her three brothers.
Younger brothers. Not that their ages matter, only Cheryl wasn’t sure where she fit into the new line of Royal Fairies, her own pack, or really, the world at this point.
Chaz and his wife had just given birth to the first set of twin Wolfairies. Chaz had stepped up and filled his role as Alpha of their pack and leader of the fairies. His wife, Daphne, stepped into being the Queen with the ease of a real Royal.
Nico and his wife were expecting their own set of twins in about five months. Both Nico and Isadore had stepped in as protectors of the farm, which served as a safe castle for all the Royal Fairies, allowing them to use their magic. However, the second they stepped off the farm, their magic disappeared. The Legend specifically stated that once the wolves were mated with their Royal Fairy counterparts, all Wolfairies would retain their special gifts no matter where they roamed.
Drew, the baby, was happily shacking up with his future bride. Cheryl half expected them to announce their bundles of joy would be coming soon as well. After all, it was all part of the Legend.
But nothing that she could find regarding the Legend of King Lear said anything about a female wolf finding and mating with a Royal Fairy. In all the information she’d managed to dig up, there was not a single hint of the older wolf sister. Nothing. Nada. Zilch.
Not that she was all that bitter. She wanted her brothers to have everything they’ve ever wanted. She had always hoped they would find love and happiness. However, she desired companionship as well. The need to be with the one person in this world that was your other half in every sense of soulmates had gripped her heart and wouldn’t let go.
“Ralph thinks the longer Norse stays in there, the more likely he is to die,” Chaz said.
“What the hell does a fairy that had been locked in the bottle for eighteen years know?” she asked as she let out a puff of air. Isadore and Coral’s father, Ralph, as it turned out knew a hell of a lot. He’d become a walking encyclopedia of all things fairy. He didn’t know he knew so much. It just came to him in dreams or visions. He’d even known where to find the details about Norse, the unborn child of King Lear. “Besides, Norse may have served his purpose fulfilling the Legend and has nothing to do with me.”
“What about the vision in Drew and Coral’s cabin?” Chaz asked.
“I doubt my destiny has anything to do with cracking open a bottle with a fairy spirit inside.”
Only, that didn’t give them any clue as
