Guys and Godmothers Series by Candice Gilmer

"All it takes is faith, trust, and fairy dust. A swift kick never hurts, either. " "Guys and Godmothers, Book 1" Christy is due for retirement from her fairy godmother gig, but she agrees to take one last case. Helping Roark Turner find his perfect girl shouldn t be much of a challenge after all, she is a veteran fairy godmother. What makes this case interesting? She must use as little magic as possible to bring Roark his much-desired Happily Ever After... more"All it takes is faith, trust, and fairy dust. A swift kick never hurts, either. " "Guys and Godmothers, Book 1" Christy is due for retirement from her fairy godmother gig, but she agrees to take one last case. Helping Roark Turner find his perfect girl shouldn t be much of a challenge after all, she is a veteran fairy godmother. What makes this case interesting? She must use as little magic as possible to bring Roark his much-desired Happily Ever After. Roark s perfect match is his best friend Stephanie Bowers. It should be simple to bring two people together who have been best friends since kindergarten, and let their free will take its course. It probably would have been, too, if Cupid hadn t started shooting arrows into Roark, forcing the mortal to fall in love. Now Christy must use every skill at her command just not her magic to thwart Cupid s meddling and get Roark and Stephanie together without changing their free will or ruining her perfect record. Or she ll never get her own Happily Ever After. Warning: Magic, fairy godmothers, a rambunctious god, and two stubborn people who need a kick in the butt to see what s obviously meant to be. less

Sometimes even a fairy godmother needs to call for backup.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. 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... moreSometimes even a fairy godmother needs to call for backup.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. 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. Warning: Stupid decisions, a love of steampunk, and a fairy godmother willing to do whatever it takes to bring two people together. less

Even Fairy Godmothers can make the wrong call.Guys and Godmothers, Book 3 Avalynn Fay is not a typical Fairy Godmother. She wears leather body suits, rides motorcycles, and prefers bourbon to anything fru-fru. Probably why she is assigned new charge, Jason Gregorian—a PI who drinks bourbon and loves to cook barbecue. Jason’s a good guy. Generally decent... moreEven Fairy Godmothers can make the wrong call.Guys and Godmothers, Book 3 Avalynn Fay is not a typical Fairy Godmother. She wears leather body suits, rides motorcycles, and prefers bourbon to anything fru-fru. Probably why she is assigned new charge, Jason Gregorian—a PI who drinks bourbon and loves to cook barbecue. Jason’s a good guy. Generally decent. Even willing to pretend to be his ex-girlfriend Tessa’s date for a wedding, so she won’t be alone while her ex struts around with his latest squeeze on his arm. Should be easy, right? All Ava has to do is talk to him, feel him out a bit, and she’ll know exactly how to get the wheels in gear. Except when she meets Jason, suddenly no one is good enough for him. Not even Tessa, his intended Happily Ever After. It’s enough to make a fairy godmother want a healthy shot of bourbon—right before she breaks all the rules. Warning: Contains a fairy godmother who’s ready to spread her wings—and maybe a few other appendages—for a mortal hot enough to make her drive her motorcycle right off the road. less