Books published by publisher Enchanted Pages Publishing, LLC

The year is 1880, and outlaw gangs roam the West.When Daisy Allen’s family is brutally murdered by the infamous Hopkins gang, she’s left with two options: drown in a bottle of whiskey and grief, or saddle up and hunt the killers down. Accompanied by strangers in pursuit of the same outlaws, Daisy takes to the Colorado plains with an old revolver and a hunger for revenge. But the Hopkins gang isn’t easily found, and as their pockets run dry and the trail goes cold, Daisy and her companions may be at the end of the road. She must learn how to survive in this dangerous world of outlaws and gunslingers, or her only chance at avenging her family may be lost. Don’t miss Whiskey City, the next book in Daisy’s cutthroat quest for revenge. Praise for Pistol Daisy!"The voice was amazing, easily the best part of the book. I felt so immersed in this world and really loved how the voice was able to convey so much of the shift in emotion of our main character." ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Goodreads Review"I usually don't read westerns, but this one really intrigued me. I was drawn into Daisy's world from page one and stayed through to the last page...and I didn't want to leave! The end left me wanting to dive right into the sequel, Whiskey City, as soon as it becomes available!" ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Goodreads Review"Natalia Leigh writes her characters with such effervescence that you can't help but be swept up in the whirlwind of their world, their wants, and their journey." ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Goodreads Review

Seventeen-year-old Charlotte Barclay is still haunted by an encounter she had eight years ago—a run-in with a fairy beast that had eyes like witchlight and a taste for flesh. Charlotte has avoided the Greenwood ever since, pretending fairies don’t exist and choosing instead to focus her energies on graduating from high school and perfecting her audition piece for the Bellini Institute. However, everything changes when her mom goes missing, kidnapped by the fairies that haunt the forest behind Charlotte’s home. When Charlotte’s search for her mom leads her into the fairy realm, she discovers that she hails from a line of Shrine Keepers—humans tasked with maintaining ancient fairy shrines. Charlotte’s family has failed their duties to the fae, and now she has no choice but to strike a deal with the dryad, a powerful tree nymph responsible for her mom’s disappearance. But the dryad only gives her a month to complete her task: retrieve five stolen fairy stones and return them to the fairy shrine. If she doesn’t return the stones in time, the dryad has threatened to imprison another of Charlotte’s loved ones.Charlotte dives into a world as magical as it is deadly, coming face-to-face with fairy creatures that never get mentioned in the story books—including the creature that haunts her dreams. She must embrace her task and conquer her fears, or else she’ll never see her mom again.

Seventeen-year-old Charlotte Barclay is still haunted by an encounter she had eight years ago--a run-in with a fairy beast that had eyes like witchlight and a taste for flesh. Charlotte has avoided the Greenwood ever since, pretending fairies don't exist and choosing instead to focus her energies on graduating from high school and perfecting her audition piece for the Bellini Institute. However, everything changes when her mom goes missing, kidnapped by the fairies that haunt the forest behind Charlotte's home. When Charlotte's search for her mom leads her into the fairy realm, she discovers that she hails from a line of Shrine Keepers--humans tasked with maintaining ancient fairy shrines. Charlotte's family has failed their duties to the fae, and now she has no choice but to strike a deal with the dryad, a powerful tree nymph responsible for her mom's disappearance. But the dryad only gives her a month to complete her task: retrieve five stolen fairy stones and return them to the fairy shrine. If she doesn't return the stones in time, the dryad has threatened to imprison another of Charlotte's loved ones. Charlotte dives into a world as magical as it is deadly, coming face-to-face with fairy creatures that never get mentioned in the story books--including the creature that haunts her dreams. She must embrace her task and conquer her fears, or else she'll never see her mom again.

This story was inspired by our little girl, Amarylli, who joined our family at 15 months old. Amarylli’s Bunny is a foster care and adoption allegory with a loving theme: “I once was lost but now I’m found.” (Luke 15:32) Note to Parents: This children’s story illustrates the feelings and frustrations of some foster children and the joy that can be experienced when someone commits to love them forever. It also has a general appeal to small children and their parents who can relate to losing a favorite stuffed toy. Amarylli had a very special bunny, who was often lost, and who was able to help tell this story.

Seventeen-year-old Charlotte Barclay is still haunted by an encounter she had eight years ago—a run-in with a fairy beast that had eyes like witchlight and a taste for flesh. Charlotte has avoided the Greenwood ever since, pretending fairies don’t exist and choosing instead to focus her energies on graduating from high school and perfecting her audition piece for the Bellini Institute. However, everything changes when her mom goes missing, kidnapped by the fairies that haunt the forest behind Charlotte’s home. When Charlotte’s search for her mom leads her into the fairy realm, she discovers that she hails from a line of Shrine Keepers—humans tasked with maintaining ancient fairy shrines. Charlotte’s family has failed their duties to the fae, and now she has no choice but to strike a deal with the dryad, a powerful tree nymph responsible for her mom’s disappearance. But the dryad only gives her a month to complete her task: retrieve five stolen fairy stones and return them to the fairy shrine. If she doesn’t return the stones in time, the dryad has threatened to imprison another of Charlotte’s loved ones. Charlotte dives into a world as magical as it is deadly, coming face-to-face with fairy creatures that never get mentioned in the story books—including the creature that haunts her dreams. She must embrace her task and conquer her fears, or else she’ll never see her mom again.

The Quest Through the Stars is a children’s novella based on a little dragon named Flame, who is in search of his mother. This educational children’s book takes readers through the trials and tribulations the young dragon faces while on his journey through the constellations. There are creative references to the creation of Earth and the formation of the constellations and their relationship to one another. Flame’s journey through a wondrous and imaginative world is filled with friendly creatures that assist him in his search for his mother and his true identity. Children and parents alike will find the novella to be enlightening as well as engaging. The beautiful illustrations by award winning Kalpart has turned the book into an excellent visual feed. A must buy book that you will treasure for your child.

The year is 1880, and outlaw gangs roam the West.When Daisy Allen’s family is brutally murdered by the infamous Hopkins gang, she’s left with two options: drown in a bottle of whiskey and grief, or saddle up and hunt the killers down. Accompanied by strangers in pursuit of the same outlaws, Daisy takes to the Colorado plains with an old revolver and a hunger for revenge. But the Hopkins gang isn’t easily found, and as their pockets run dry and the trail goes cold, Daisy and her companions may be at the end of the road. She must learn how to survive in this dangerous world of outlaws and gunslingers, or her only chance at avenging her family may be lost.Don’t miss Whiskey City, the next book in Daisy’s cutthroat quest for revenge.Praise for Pistol Daisy!"The voice was amazing, easily the best part of the book. I felt so immersed in this world and really loved how the voice was able to convey so much of the shift in emotion of our main character." ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Review"I usually don't read westerns, but this one really intrigued me. I was drawn into Daisy's world from page one and stayed through to the last page...and I didn't want to leave! The end left me wanting to dive right into the sequel, Whiskey City, as soon as it becomes available!"★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Review"Natalia Leigh writes her characters with such effervescence that you can't help but be swept up in the whirlwind of their world, their wants, and their journey."★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Review

Starlit Dreams are a delightful collection of ten journeys through the mysteries of our Milky Way Galaxy.From the mountain, rivers, and forests of our Earth, we can go to the planets, moons, comets, and asteroids that make up our Solar System.Let's start the voyage with a dazzling tour of the Solar System and learn about the amazing life of stars.We all delight in the wonders of the night sky just by gazing upward.Children and parents alike will find in Starlit Dreams collection to be enlightening as well as engaging.

Starlit Dreams are a delightful collection of ten journeys through the mysteries of our Milky Way Galaxy.From the mountain, rivers, and forests of our Earth, we can go to the planets, moons, comets, and asteroids that make up our Solar System.Let's start the voyage with a dazzling tour of the Solar System and learn about the amazing life of stars.We all delight in the wonders of the night sky just by gazing upward.Children and parents alike will find in Starlit Dreams collection to be enlightening as well as engaging.

Starlit Dreams are a delightful collection of ten journeys through the mysteries of our Milky Way Galaxy.From the mountain, rivers, and forests of our Earth, we can go to the planets, moons, comets, and asteroids that make up our Solar System.Let's start the voyage with a dazzling tour of the Solar System and learn about the amazing life of stars.We all delight in the wonders of the night sky just by gazing upward.Children and parents alike will find in Starlit Dreams collection to be enlightening as well as engaging.