Strange path to Love

Once upon a time in a dark forest… 

Oh, golly, it gets complicated right away. Everybody thinks two little kids are lost and there’s a hungry bear in the woods looking for lunch. But these kids know they’re not lost because they’re on a quest to find the fairies who grant wishes. The wish is to straighten up their mom, who gets an F-minus in parenting; otherwise, they’re headed for a foster home.

Tania runs a fun summer camp deep in the mountains of southern British Columbia for disadvantaged city kids, including the two who crept into that foreboding forest.

Ethan’s been her neighbor since childhood, and they’ve been battling the whole time. However, he owns most of the land around here and knows the forest well, so she’s forced to call on him for help. They manage to bury the hatchet long enough to search desperately for the kids before the bear finds any of them. All while a new battle starts – conquering their growing attraction to each other.

But Roger, the village eccentric, tells everyone the fairies will look after the kids. Fairies are nice that way. Yes, but who will look after the two hostile adults after Roger does a sneaky switcheroo, forcing them to share a single small tent when darkness makes it impossible to keep searching? Fairies! Get over here right now!

Do the kids get their wish? Do the adults – oh drat, one proposal too many puts the kibosh on anybody getting out of this mess with heart intact. Sometimes more than magic is needed. Sometimes, a little luck and a lot of determination are the way to win in love.

Dip your nose into this sweet, small-town enemies-to-lovers romp, the first in the contemporary stand-alone Windy Corners series.