Guys and Godmothers: Magic Before His Eyes

Can this Fairy Godmother help him correct his really bad choices?

Guys and Godmothers book 2

When Fairy Godmother Lilly Bloom gets her latest assignment, the rules send her into a minor panic attack. She must bring two people together—using as little magic as possible. And these two have their own special problems.

Including some really bad judgment.

Photographer Bruce Matthews has finally found someone who really, really gets him. He and Greta like the same things, laugh at the same jokes. There’s just one thing—he’s never actually seen her face to face. Her social media profile bears no picture.

Much as Greta Vandecall yearns to leave her small town and meet her online prince charming, secrets chain her to the past and force her to hide her face from the world. Secrets she knows would destroy the friendship she values most.

A steampunk convention seems to be the perfect way to meet face to mask. And in the excitement of the moment they connect in a very warm, real way. But cold, hard reality isn’t far behind.

And if Lilly fails, this time she’ll lose her fairy godmother status. For good.

Series Order

Guys and Godmothers and Mythicals of Avalon:

1. Magic Under His Nose
2. Magic Right Before His Eyes
3. Magic That's Just His Taste
4. Saving Her Destiny
5. Guarding Her Secret

Excerpt

After drinks with fellow Fairy Godmothers Christy A. Molar and Avalynn Fay, Lilly Bloom flew to her home in the Fairy Realm, her golden yellow sparkles shedding off her like cat hair. The Fairy Realm, the same plane as Mount Olympus and the gods and goddesses, glistened and shimmered in the evening sky. Little plain square houses lined the rows.

As Lilly flew by, she waved at some neighboring forest nymphs—their little houses sculpted to resemble trees. She smiled as though she didn’t have a care in the world.

Hopefully her smile hid the trepidation in her gut at her latest assignment.

She turned a corner, seeing her home in the distance. As she closed in, a flash of orange glitter made her jump.

Two fairies—one a tooth fairy, the other another godmother—swirled and flew around one another, lost in their own moment.

Their loving moment.

Lilly’s heart lurched, and a pang of jealousy crept up as she watched them.

She wanted that.

So badly, she wanted that.

Always a good Fairy Godmother, Lilly could bring humans together to find their love match.

She couldn’t, though, for the life of her, find her own.

Of course, it didn’t help that she constantly worked—on top of her Fairy Godmother cases with her trio—repairing the damage done in Cupid Cases for the Council. Her boss Andres kept her hopping, actually, Cupid did. Cupid’s minions fired their arrows in everyone, regardless of the circumstances, breaking their free will and making them fall in love.

As a result, the poor humans had their lives turned upside down, and it was up to Fairy Godmothers to fix the messes.

But tonight wasn’t about fixing Cupid Cases. Lilly got to take on a new trio with her fellow Fairy Godmothers. So tonight, she celebrated with them, thankful to not be on a Cupid Case, for once.

Everyone giggled and laughed and planned how they would handle their new assignments. Of course, Christy was excited. This would be her last one and then she would retire— something she and her husband have been looking forward to for decades. Ava, the youngest in their trio by over a hundred years, grinned the whole time they discussed the rules.

Because there were rules this time.

Christy had decided, not only were they all to have boys for their charges—a completely unheard of situation—they could only use the least amount of magic possible.

And Lilly rather liked using her magic. Heck, she sneezed magic. How in the world would she bring two people together without it?

So she smiled and giggled and laughed with her friends, not showing any of the panic welling inside her since she agreed to this, saving all the worry until she left.

What in the world would she do?

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