Willow Brown, Ordinary Fairy: 200 Fans on Facebook

Saturday, January 8, 2011

200 Fans on Facebook

As of today, An Ordinary Fairy has accumulated 200 fans on its Facebook fan page. (Link in the right column.) If you're not a fan or haven't visited, check it out. There are some fun posts over there, including some made by my favorite hacker, Willow herself.

Now, if all those fans buy a copy, and each one tells three friends and they all buy a copy and so on ... well, Willow will be very pleased.

To celebrate having 200 fans, the ebook versions available through Smashwords.com are currently discounted to $2.99 through Sunday, January 16th. Just go to http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/16323 and use coupon code UE55V when you check out.

Thanks for your support!

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A Brief Synopsis

At four feet nine inches tall and ninety-five pounds, beautiful Willow Brown considers herself an ordinary person. Photographer Noah Phelps doesn’t agree after he sees her fly…with her own wings. My urban fantasy, An Ordinary Fairy, tells the story of feisty little Willow and her “mere human” photographer friend, set in the present day against the backdrop of Willow’s woodland home.

Noah’s fairy is anything but ordinary. Contrary to legends, she’s a sad and troubled woman, a lonely recluse. Gifted with magical powers far beyond Noah’s Wiccan spells, Willow enchants him with her beauty but enrages him with her secrecy, turning aside his questions with silence. Ultimately, Noah’s persistence wins her trust, and she shares the burden of her past.

Thirty years ago, Willow’s parents disappeared. She lives on their property, four hundred acres of forest outside Hoopeston, Illinois. Known as Jones Woods, the land is the root of a long-standing feud between the Brown and Jones families. The current Jones heir, Chester Jones, seeks to regain the woods and the abandoned mansion it surrounds. In the past year, Jones has amplified the feud by harassing Willow and spreading false stories about her. Willow is convinced Chester’s grandfather murdered her parents but lacks any proof.

At Noah’s urging, Willow seeks the answer to the mystery of her parents’ death and tries to uncover why Jones suddenly wants the property back. Fairy magic, Wiccan spells, and the Jones brand of folk magic crisscross the ether. Evil threatens to prevail, as a race ensues to find the clues hidden in the woods and the mansion. Each trial draws Noah closer to Willow, yet she fights her feelings for him. Will the friends outwit Jones before he finds the secret of the woods? Will they become lovers?

Willow Brown, Ordinary Fairy

Saturday, January 8, 2011

200 Fans on Facebook

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