The Case of the Wayward Fae by H.L. Stephens

In the making of this book, I acknowledge and give thanks for the three I have been gifted with since the beginning of my beginning.

King David, with all of the manifest blessings in his life, had but one true friend - Jonathan. She is also working on a fictional romance set in the Sahara, as well as a second work of fantasy.

She is compiling a collection of her most popular work for release in both English and Arabic formats.Stephens has completed writing and is currently working on the releases of her third Chronicle of Mister Marmee novel and the first book in a new fantasy series. She is also a prolific poet, sharing much of her work on her various social media sites. Writing in a variety of genres, she continues to uncover the possibilities of new and exciting places in the worlds she creates. In her spare time, she is dedicated to weaving wondrous stories for her readers. As her biggest fan and her strongest supporter, Stephens' husband adds the spicy flavor of his exotic homeland and intoxicating histories to her rich imagination.By day, Stephens works for a multi-national software company. Stephens is also married to the love of her life who hails from the ancient lands of Western Sahara. Stephens is proudly owned by a delightful Pomeranian named Sassy who is her constant companion and writing partner. Such diverse experiences ignited her imagination and nurtured her desire to create new and fantastic realms for others to explore and enjoy. Growing up in a military family, Stephens met people from all over the world. Stephens blossomed with the wild marshlands of Charleston, SC as the backdrop of her childhood adventures. The only direction Mister Marmee receives from Sir Happy before he disappears is to 'follow the faeries.' Could the answers to Mister Marmee's questions lie in the shadowy Banum's Wood with an Irish healer named Biddy Early, or is the mystery behind Sir Happy's plight and the murders he was investigating beyond even her all-seeing eye? Mister Marmee will have to use all of his wits to save his friend and solve the mystery of the wayward fae before Sir Happy becomes the next victim. When Sir Happy is unjustly accused of attacking a well respected man and finds himself a fugitive, it is up to Mister Marmee and a menagerie of animal friends to come to his rescue and clear his name.

When evidence of faerie mischief begins to intertwine among the deceased, Sir Happy strikes out on his own to dig up the truth. As the bodies pile up in what the local authorities are calling 'unfortunate accidents,' the detective duo begins to suspect there is much more to these mishaps than meets the eye. At the Hanover country estate, as Mister Marmee and Sir Happy Heart take a much needed respite from the rigors of London life, they discover the wicked never go on holiday.

The Case of the Wayward Fae by H.L. Stephens