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Books with title The Lost Fairy Chronicles

  • The Love Chronicles

    Sheena Binkley, Jamie Fleming-Dixon

    language (SBinkley Publishing, July 5, 2016)
    Andrea “Andie” Williams and Dexter Robinson have known each other since they were in diapers. While their parents are the best of friends, the two are barely even acquaintances. While Dexter is the most popular guy at Williamson High School and only cares about which girl he will sleep with next, Andrea is focused on getting into her dream college, Yale.When they are placed together for an unlikely project, the two have to come together not only to pass their class, but also graduate. With a series of events surrounding them, they both realize that their first experience at love could be with the person who was right in front of them all along.
  • The Lost Fairy Chronicles

    Drew Caldwell

    language (Jed Caldwell, Feb. 26, 2018)
    Warring tribes of fairies must unite to defeat a new mysterious enemy from far across the sea. Meanwhile, several young fairies are sent to the far north to find clues on how best to face this fearsome threat.
  • The Ghost Chronicles

    Marlo Berliner

    eBook (Teddy Blue Books, Nov. 17, 2015)
    *Amazon #1 Bestseller in the US, UK, CA and AU**2016 Golden Leaf Award for Best First Book**Awarded the Literary Classics Seal of Approval**Awarded the B.R.A.G. Medallion**FINALIST in the National Indie Excellence Awards for YA Fiction**Named one of the best indie YA books of 2016 by IPPY MAGAZINE**Shortlisted for the 2017 Book of the Year by Books Go Social**Runner-up in the 2018 Kindle Book Review Reader's Choice Awards*Can Michael get to heaven before the devil gets him first, and if it means leaving Sarah is he sure he still wants to go? Michael Andrews had everything - a loving family, a great girlfriend and a promising basketball career. That was before the accident that took his life. Now, he's a ghost, wandering among the living, struggling to understand why he's stuck. All he wants is to move on. That is until he meets Sarah, an attractive young girl who died just as tragically as he did. The only trouble is falling in love and binding oneself to another soul is forbidden, for it may keep one or both of the souls bound to earth for longer than they should be. To make matters worse, there's also a danger in going too far with Sarah,because the "joining" of two souls in the afterlife is also strictly forbidden and they don't know what will happen if they do go that far.Each time they touch they can feel the boundaries of their energies slipping perilously into one another. Things get even more complicated as Michael learns he's being pursued. Demons are after him because he's a marked soul, a soul the devil wants very badly for some unknown reason. So, maybe falling in love in the afterlife isn't such a good idea. *Inspired by the legend of a haunting at the Angel of the Sea in Cape May, NJ. Perfect for fans of Twilight and the 90's movie Ghost* Afterlife, Ghosts, Ghost Stories, Paranormal, Haunting, Urban Fantasy, Myths and legends, Forbidden Romance, Paranormal Romance, Young Adult, Adult Crossover
  • The Ghost Chronicles

    Marlo Berliner

    Paperback (Teddy Blue Books, Nov. 4, 2015)
    *Amazon #1 Bestseller in the US, UK, CA and AU**2016 Golden Leaf Award for Best First Book**Awarded the Literary Classics Seal of Approval**Awarded the B.R.A.G. Medallion**FINALIST in the National Indie Excellence Awards for YA Fiction**Named one of the best indie YA books of 2016 by IPPY MAGAZINE**Shortlisted for the 2017 Book of the Year by Books Go Social**Runner-up in the 2018 Kindle Book Review Reader's Choice Awards*Can Michael get to heaven before the devil gets him first, and if it means leaving Sarah is he sure he still wants to go? Michael Andrews had everything - a loving family, a great girlfriend and a promising basketball career. That was before the accident that took his life. Now, he's a ghost, wandering among the living, struggling to understand why he's stuck. All he wants is to move on. That is until he meets Sarah, an attractive young girl who died just as tragically as he did. The only trouble is falling in love and binding oneself to another soul is forbidden, for it may keep one or both of the souls bound to earth for longer than they should be. To make matters worse, there's also a danger in going too far with Sarah, because the "joining" of two souls in the afterlife is also strictly forbidden and they don't know what will happen if they do go that far. Each time they touch they can feel the boundaries of their energies slipping perilously into one another. Things get even more complicated as Michael learns he's being pursued. Demons are after him because he's a marked soul, a soul the devil wants very badly for some unknown reason. So, maybe falling in love in the afterlife isn't such a good idea. *Inspired by the legend of a haunting at the Angel of the Sea in Cape May, NJ. Perfect for fans of Twilight and the 90's movie Ghost* Afterlife, Ghosts, Ghost Stories, Paranormal, Haunting, Urban Fantasy, Myths and legends, Forbidden Romance, Paranormal Romance, Young Adult, Adult Crossover
  • The Lost Fairy Chronicles

    Drew Caldwell

    Paperback (Independently published, July 6, 2018)
    Warring tribes of fairies must unite to defeat a new mysterious enemy from far across the sea. Meanwhile, several young fairies are sent to the far north to find clues on how best to face this fearsome threat.
  • The Fairy Chronicles Volume One

    J. H. Sweet

    Hardcover (Westin Hills Books, March 21, 2014)
    Includes Sixteen Books: Marigold and the Feather of Hope, Dragonfly and the Web of Dreams, Thistle and the Shell of Laughter, Firefly and the Quest of the Black Squirrel, Spiderwort and the Princess of Haiku, Periwinkle and the Cave of Courage, Cinnabar and the Island of Shadows, Mimosa and the River of Wisdom, Primrose and the Magic Snowglobe, Luna and the Well of Secrets, Dewberry and the Lost Chest of Paragon, Moonflower and the Pearl of Paramour, Snapdragon and the Odyssey of Élan, Harlequin and the Pebble of Spree, Dove and the Parchment of Dulcet, and Cricket and the Enchanted Music Box. Ages 7+
  • The Fairy Chronicles Volume One

    J.H. Sweet

    Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 27, 2017)
    Includes Sixteen Books: Marigold and the Feather of Hope, Dragonfly and the Web of Dreams, Thistle and the Shell of Laughter, Firefly and the Quest of the Black Squirrel, Spiderwort and the Princess of Haiku, Periwinkle and the Cave of Courage, Cinnabar and the Island of Shadows, Mimosa and the River of Wisdom, Primrose and the Magic Snowglobe, Luna and the Well of Secrets, Dewberry and the Lost Chest of Paragon, Moonflower and the Pearl of Paramour, Snapdragon and the Odyssey of Èlan, Harlequin and the Pebble of Spree, Dove and the Parchment of Dulcet, and Cricket and the Enchanted Music Box. Ages 7+
  • Cleah: The Lost Fury Chronicles

    Brenda McCreight

    eBook (Brenda McCreight, May 15, 2011)
    Long ago, in ancient Eire, lived a young orphaned slave named Cleah. Her life is shattered when raiders destroy her home and she is forced to find safety in the Otherworld, where fairies, trolls and dangers await as well as the possibility of love. Cleah soon realizes that in order to survive and return to her own World, she must first learn to fight and to love; and, she must uncover the tangled truth of her origins.
  • The Fairy Chronicles Volume Two

    J. H. Sweet

    Hardcover (Westin Hills Books, March 21, 2014)
    Includes Sixteen Books: Blue, the Mermaid, and the Fisherman's Tale; Aloe and the Spring of Hale, Pumpkinwing and the Week of Opposites, Minnow and Mr. Keen - the Brilliant Troll, Teasel and the Halloween Mysteries, Calliope and the Land of Bliss, Heather and the Basket of Understanding, Honeysuckle and the February Garden, Sandpiper and the Ship of Pools; Brandtii and the Perils of Prima Della, Top Strawberry, and Big-Wag; Ginger and the Purple Ibex, Swan and the Realm of Hollowness, Larkspur and Alyssum Meet Sniggerbly Wiskerfink, Clover and the Flying Turtle, Arabesque and the Return of Clack Palaver, and Thyme and the Magic Dollhouse. Ages 7+
  • The Fairy Chronicles Volume Two

    J.H. Sweet

    Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 27, 2017)
    Includes Sixteen Books: Blue, the Mermaid, and the Fisherman’s Tale; Aloe and the Spring of Hale, Pumpkinwing and the Week of Opposites, Minnow and Mr. Keen – the Brilliant Troll, Teasel and the Halloween Mysteries, Calliope and the Land of Bliss, Heather and the Basket of Understanding, Honeysuckle and the February Garden, Sandpiper and the Ship of Pools; Brandtii and the Perils of Prima Della, Top Strawberry, and Big-Wag; Ginger and the Purple Ibex, Swan and the Realm of Hollowness, Larkspur and Alyssum Meet Sniggerbly Wiskerfink, Clover and the Flying Turtle, Arabesque and the Return of Clack Palaver, and Thyme and the Magic Dollhouse. Ages 7+
  • The Fairy Chronicles Volume Four

    J. H. Sweet

    Hardcover (Westin Hills Books, March 21, 2014)
    Includes Fourteen Books: Berylline and the Tree of Joy, Meadowsweet and the Magic Fountain, Jewels and Superheroes, The Adventures of Red Zipper, Laurel and the Inn of the Whispers, Apple and the Legend of the Western Star; Tea, Sterling, and the Heart of Fire; Scarlet, Willow, and the Two-Foot Witch; Obsidian and the Last Brownie Prince, Helenium and the Really Very Confused House, Azure and the Butterfly Fairy Convention, Snowdrop and Four o'Clock Meet the White Elephant and the Dancing Rabbit, Aurora and the Lights of Marfa, and Journey's End. Ages 7+
  • The Fairy Chronicles Volume Three

    J.H. Sweet

    Paperback (Independently published, Feb. 27, 2017)
    Includes Fourteen Books: Bumblebee and the Maze of Regret, Fern and the Candle of Friendship, Cherry and the Adventures of Pwensfourth-Greeves Mistooken, Ambrosia and the Elemental Fairies; Jasmine, the Journal, and Magnolia’s Sacrifice; Raven and the Children of the Rainbow, Pennyroyal and the Last Rhinoceros, Lilac and the Secret of Obsidian, Sparrow and Edelweiss’s Ghost; Quince, Amethyst, and the Forever Journey; Dandelion and the Box of Illusion, Hollyhock and the Christmas of the Swans, Eglantine and the Laughing Owl, and The Glass Fairy. Ages 7+