Perfectly Perfect Pixie Available for Pre-Order

I’m happy to post Perfectly Perfect Pixie: Peaches’s Story, is now available for pre-order. It will be delivered on Aug 7th. Once again, I think Cheriefox did a fantastic job with the book cover. Peaches looks so handsome. Just as I’d love to have a home and hearth pixie, I’d equally love a garden/nature pixie also. We’d all have such beautiful, welcoming homes if that were the case.

I enjoyed writing Peaches’s story. I kind of fell in love with his tenacity in Perfectly Imperfect Pixie. He was always Phil’s biggest defender and supported his friend. I thought it fitting that Peaches have his HEA and what better choice than a 600 year-old vampire? Lucroy needs the type of sunshine that won’t turn him into ash, and Peaches is just the right pixie for the job.

The third book in the Perfect Pixie series is done and currently going through editing. Cheriefox is working on the cover and I can’t wait to see what she comes up with. I hope to have Perfectly Charmed Pixie: Parsnip’s Story, out this fall.

On the veterinarian front . . . we are still busy. One of our doctors was away this past week for CE conference with a bit of vacation thrown into the mix. That left just two of us again. I believe this past week reminded us why a third doctor is needed and appreciated.

The new addition is working out well. It is so nice to have more space and not be on top of each other all the time. The only draw back is now I feel like I spend a fair amount of my time circling the building looking for a specific individual. Sometimes it feels like a comedy routine when two of us are looking for each other and just keep going around and around. I’ve learned to just stop and wait for the other person to find me.

Fennik has adjusted to the new office much better than I thought he would. The first week was rough, but after that, he’s back to sleeping and snoring through most of the day. The staff still come in to give him belly rubs and that’s his day. Since he’s deaf, he can’t hear the hustle and bustle of the clinic and manages to sleep/snore through nearly everything. He’s got such a rough life . . .

I can’t believe it’s the middle of July already. My flower garden is so beautiful this year. I love coneflowers and they are blooming like mad. It’s a purple explosion outside my window. I little wren made a nest in a birdhouse my mom made. If you don’t know anything about wrens, let me tell you, for something so small, they have a lot to say and they say it loudly. I can hear their babies chirping away in the bird house, hidden from view by all the little sticks and debris stuffed inside. My hawks didn’t return to nest this year, but the wrens are pretty cute and have been fun to watch and listen to.

I sincerely hope you like Perfectly Perfect Pixie. Phil’s a hard act to follow and I did my best. Phil, Sedrick, and the kids show up here and there throughout. Just as Peaches was integral to Phil’s story, so he is with Peaches.

Take care, stay well and cool (if possible). Take time to read something enjoyable—something that takes you away from your worries and transports you into a sweet fantasy, if only for a short time. It’s good for the brain and the soul.

MJ May