The Fae Side of Forty
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Publisher Description
She made a bargain with a fae prince...but how high is the price?
Joey Whitmore has learned her lesson when it comes to magic—it just isn't worth the toll. Her plan is to keep her nose clean and enjoy midlife to the fullest. Margarita Mondays, Taco Tuesdays, the works. But when the fae prince appears to call in his favor, Joey has no choice but to live up to the bargain she made and leave Wine Wednesday in her wake.
The ruse is simple. Play Robin's mortal fiancé in exchange for wiping the slate clean. But the more she learns about the tricksy fae bachelor, the more Joey becomes convinced that the fae prince is hiding something...something that only magic can illuminate. Does Joey have what it takes to untangle herself from the fae or will she lose herself to them forever?
The Fae Side of Forty is the second entry in the Magical Midlife Misadventures paranormal women's fiction series. If you like relatable characters, magical twists, and laugh-out-loud humor, then you'll love Jennifer L. Hart's endearing tale.
Buy The Fae Side of Forty and fall in love with magic now!
Customer Reviews
Good sequel
A fun sequel to the first book “Over the Faery Hill”. Here, Joey is trying to move on with her life. She’s teaching gymnastics with her old coach and practicing to become a yoga instructor. But she just can’t get away from the Fae. Robin Goodfellow wants to cash in on the bargain they made – a pretend engagement – and Robin’s brother, Andreas, wants help with a serious family problem. Joey teeters between wishing all this magic ‘stuff’ would just go away and fighting her feelings for Robin, the sexy fae prince. I especially liked the clever bits of wisdom included in this one. Quotes like ‘You need to look outside of your own feelings of being judged by others’ and ‘I vowed right then and there that I would stop using my age as an excuse to not go after what I wanted’ added a compelling theme of Joey learning to overcome her insecurity about how she looked and go after the life she wanted, not what others felt she should settle for. If you like fantasy, humor, a good story and likeable, relatable characters, you’ll enjoy this book!