Amazing news! The Love Commission is now available on pre-order and at Decadent Publishing.
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Blurb:
Gelsey is a savannah sprite—a fairy
in Africa who works to preserve the earth. She’s a pro at eco-balance, but when
the fairy queen gives her a commission to become a human to learn the meaning
of love, she’s miserable. She has to give it her best as it’s the only way to
get her dream job—to save the African Wild Cat.
After a short time in her new life,
Gelsey is swept into the world of Evan’s love. Now, she must make an impossible
choice—give up her life with the man who owns her heart or lose her fairyhood
forever.
Excerpt:
Gelsey thought her
head would spin out of control. The strange warm sensations in her tummy made
her loathe to eat despite the hunger pangs. Is this what the human love emotion
felt like? Something about this man—the way he spoke to her, the way he looked
at her, as if she was so important, as if he cared how she felt, stirred the
strange feelings. Even her fairy friends hadn’t connected with a spot deep
inside of her. She wished she could tell him of the turmoil in her soul, of the
world she had left behind, and of how she missed her home and her friends.
Maybe he would care. Maybe he would help her and let her leave early. He would
tell her all about human love, so she didn’t have to be trapped a whole year.
“Um, tell me about
love,” she said once they were seated opposite each other at the fish
restaurant. She could somehow stomach eating seafood but, being an earth fairy,
couldn’t bear to eat the animals she’d spent so many years helping out.
According to Ziana, she would be human and forget most of her life as a fairy.
The thought of losing all touch with her past had prompted a deep fear in her,
and she’d determined never to forget. Thankfully, somehow, she could remember
almost everything.
She’d skipped
lunch, and the smell of seafood cramped her already empty stomach. Evan had
sent her whole day in a crazy direction. She’d been quite happy to spend the
rest of her year working in the florist, making pretty arrangements, meeting
people, and asking them questions. She wasn’t ready for this marriage thing and
had no idea what it entailed.
Evan stared at
her. “Love?”
“Yes, tell me how
it felt when you fell in love. It seems it happens more than once in a man’s
life.”
His eyes twinkled.
“This is my first time.”
He looked right
into her, his gaze giving off some magic as though he’d been the one to
sprinkle fairy dust. He’d almost bewitched her. If she hadn’t been a fairy, she
would be falling into this love thing right this second.
“Why do you ask?”
She shrugged. “I
didn’t expect you to answer in such a way.”
“You cut to the
chase, don’t you?”
“I beg your
pardon?”
“You’re a very
innocent person. It’s as if you’ve been sheltered from so much.”
“I’ve lived for
the earth and the environment. Love hasn’t featured in my life.”
He took hold of
her hand and squeezed it. “I’d like to show you what it’s like.”
