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  • Review by Madeline Mertz: Heartless Hunter by Kristen Ciccarelli

    The folklore history of witch hunters and witches is long and fraught and I absolutely feel as though Following a revolution that turned the witches of her kingdom from rulers into hunted, Rune Winters works as a vigilante “Crimson Moth” saving the witches of her kingdom from execution. You can find Heartless Hunter here . In her spare time she enjoys traveling, reading, writing, and eating anything with copious amounts of

  • Throwback Thursday: Diamrem's New Year Dilemma by Christine Tapper

    I warned you hours ago.” “It’s my home, I like it here.” The prince asked her name. "I have no special name until my husband gives me his letters. Her sweet voice echoed. "Swim to me." “I cannot swim." The volcano reverberated. “Hurry Diamrem. It is my privilege to reverse your letters if I want to. So I shall call myself MERMAID." “Mermaid? I like it. It suits you.” She smiled. “I like it too.”

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Magic All Around by Jennifer Moorman

    , and as Maddie completes the tasks she learns about herself, her family, and the depths of love.  I especially loved the character of the old Victorian house which lends the novel a sense of place and You can find the book here . Her first novella, Selkie Moon , comes out in 2025. her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Ghosts of Beatrice Bird by Louisa Morgan

    Beatrice Bird, a woman born with special empathetic abilities, flees her psychology practice to seek When a young woman named Anne Iredale arrives on the island hoping to escape her own traumatic past, the lens of her own early experiences. I loved The Ghosts of Beatrice Bird. I found the characters engaging and the ideas insightful. You can find it here.

  • Cinderella’s Hearth: Bookkeeper Brownies, by Kate Wolford

    I doubt it. What you really need is for me to get down to the business of the recipe, so here you go … But first, Here are the details: Bookkeeper Brownies Brownies: 2 cups of sugar 2 eggs, slightly beaten 2 cups of

  • Cover Reveal: Glass and Feathers by Lissa Sloan

    , As we shift from the serial version and prepare for next year’s print and ebook release, Kate and I Here’s to the next step of the journey. Thank you for walking this path with us!

  • Book Review: Hex Appeal by Kate Johnson

    who’s just inherited some tumbledown property in Essex County, England, from his super-rich estranged father Siena, Josh’s sister who is about to become a mother, does so on one crazy night, and I’d like to know her One part chick lit (which I love), one part witch tale, and always fun, this story held my interest and

  • Big Changes at FTM

    Today, I have one more change to announce: Amanda Bergloff, Art Director and Managing Editor at FTM, She has been the greatest partner I could wish for as a publisher, and we’ll miss her prodigious talent I will always be happy and grateful that we worked together, and will continue to enjoy her friendship My staff and I will be too busy to do both the newsletter and a monthly email for Fairy Godparents Club She is moving up from her position as contributing editor to assistant editor.

  • Review by Kelly Jarvis: Clever, Cursed, and Storied by Amy Trent

    Trent presents readers with a retelling of the little-known Scottish fairy tale Kate Crackernuts in her Disguised as storyteller, Kate must navigate a hostile environment to save both Henry and her sister. I thoroughly enjoyed Amy Trent’s luscious reimagining of Kate Crackernuts. I loved it! You can find the book here. You can find her at https://kellyjarviswriter.com/

  • Memorial Day Vintage Cards

    I thought those of you who are commemorating Memorial Day would be inspired by seeing those vintage cards

  • Glass and Feathers Reviews, Godparents Club

    Suzanne Steward says: "I read this book in installments and absolutely loved it! Read it; I promise you'll love it!" Tabby Brooke says: "This is like no other fairytale I have ever read, it was messy and it was beautiful So afraid of not fitting in, being unwelcome by her new royal in-laws and everyone else around her, Cinderella was unable to see that her Prince loved her truly—not just because of some wish."

  • CLASSIC TALES: The Mermaid, Re-told by Lyonesse

    ; but he offered her protection beneath his roof as his betrothed spouse. Her eyes glistened with rapture—she gazed upon it as her own—as the means by which she could pass through the ocean that led to her native home. , in the most tender manner, on her escape. I loved you very well when I resided upon earth, but I always loved my first husband much better.”

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