Revenge of the Nymph

The tooth fairy is missing.

As much as Fecanya loves magically processing ordure, (not really) she doesn't hesitate to step up and assume the role of substitute tooth fairy. As long as she possibly can.

When more fairies disappear and details come in, all clues point to the Pacific Northwest.

A run-in with a gang of local parrots and a yeti foreigner send the fairies through towns littered with poison ivy-infested humans, a caffeine shortage, and dialup internet. In short, on the brink of disaster.

Only one supernatural species feeds on chaos; filthy demons. But just as the fairies puzzle out the cause, they stumble upon their sistren's captor; a nymph with a grudge.

Time is short. Under-caffeinated humans wage war in the streets in the name of bread and natural living, and the veil between the human world and the abysmal weakens.

Is there a connection between these events and the nymph?

A war of gluten, butter beans, and durian fruit is only the beginning, for if Fecanya and the fairies cannot thwart the chaotic nymph's plans to enter the world of fey, slow internet and decaf coffee will be the least of their problems.

PS: Sugar's next.

Praise for Ramón Terrell

Unleashed

Fast paced, packed with action and engaging dialogue, Unleashed was a book I thoroughly enjoyed.

-Brandon Sanderson, New York Times bestselling author of Stormlight Archive

Running from the Night

Terrell plunges his characters into the action and drives them through the landscape around Vancouver B.C. from terror to terror until the reader is left breathless, trying to see a way for Jelani and his friends to survive another day.

-Jody Lynn Nye, New York Times bestselling author of Myth-Fits

Supernatural thriller infused with local ambiance and characters you'll care about.

-Robin Hobb, New York Times bestselling author of Fitz and the Fool Trilogy

Out of Ordure

It's a fun and sprightly tale, a tongue-in-cheek take on the 'other' tasks that fairies might have to do in addition to painting frost on windows or coaxing buds to open or helping kittens learn to mew.

Terrell dives into his tale with enthusiasm and imagination.

-Robin Hobb, New York Times bestselling author of Fitz and the Fool Trilogy

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