Bear shifter Kain, who also happens to be a lawyer, has just met his mate. There’s just one problem, she’s crazy. Like, two sandwiches short of a picnic crazy. Why? Because his mate, a wonderfully curvy woman, named Marraine Le Fey, thinks someone has stolen her magic wand. That’s right. Her. Magic. Wand.
And why does she have a magic wand? Because she’s a fairy godmother of course!
None of this alters the fact that she’s his bonded mate, so he’s going to get her out of jail, and find her some help. Only she doesn’t want psychiatric help, that would be too easy. Instead, Marra wants Kain to assist her in her role, as a wandless fairy godmother.
For Marraine Le Fey has a Cinderella, who needs her help.
If you want to know who gets to go to the ball—Well, it’s not really a ball, more of a business presentation. This is the twenty-first century, after all—Come join the fun, in Claused. Because once you make a fairy godmother a promise, there’s no getting out of it.
And why does she have a magic wand? Because she’s a fairy godmother of course!
None of this alters the fact that she’s his bonded mate, so he’s going to get her out of jail, and find her some help. Only she doesn’t want psychiatric help, that would be too easy. Instead, Marra wants Kain to assist her in her role, as a wandless fairy godmother.
For Marraine Le Fey has a Cinderella, who needs her help.
If you want to know who gets to go to the ball—Well, it’s not really a ball, more of a business presentation. This is the twenty-first century, after all—Come join the fun, in Claused. Because once you make a fairy godmother a promise, there’s no getting out of it.
