Paige Andrews

Saving the fae? Easy-ish. Finding her place in the world? Not so much. Angie Daly saved the fae from Mordeth, and now every magical creature in Portsmead knows her name. But fame in the fae world is fickle, and it seems her so-called "friends" only show up when they need a favor. When Angie is shoved through a portal into a realm she didn't ask to visit, the Fae Council dumps a new problem in her lap: a stolen pen of lore capable of rewriting history and twisting the future. Angie's mission? Track down the thief, return the pen, and try not to die along the way. No pressure. As if that wasn't enough, she's got this eerie feeling she's being followed. Plus, her real life is falling apart - her family's slipping away, and her bookstore's gathering dust. Angie knows how to save the world (maybe), but can she figure out how to save herself? A Forty-Something Frenzy is the second novel in the urban fantasy series by Paige Andrews and Bryon Cahill. The perfect series for those who like fast-paced action, quirky characters, and a main character with serious attitude.

Forty-something Angie Daly does not have time for ancient prophecies. Especially ones that come from wisecracking fae creatures. An overworked, overtired owner of a struggling bookstore, Angie juggles two twenty-something kids who won't move out, a husband expressing his mid-life crisis via a sea-shanty garage band, and a best friend going through a bitter divorce. When two snooty elves, an aggravated fairy, and a miniature giant show up in her kitchen and tell her she HAS to help them with a psychotic warlock, she refuses. She's pretty sure it's a lucid dream, anyway. But when her best friend vanishes, leaving behind an ominous warning, Angie reconsiders. She agrees to help the magical folk if they help her find her missing friend. And so Angie plunges into a hidden world she's never even imagined, popping through portals, sipping ghostly spirits, and reluctantly coming into her birthright as a bonafide warrior witch in the hopes of stopping whatever evil the warlock has planned. Midlife crisis? Try midlife magic war, and Angie's about to lead the charge. A Forty-Something Fury is the first novel in the urban fantasy series by Paige Andrews and Bryon Cahill. If you like fast-paced action, quirky characters, and a main character with serious attitude. Start reading today