Deep into my 1,000 words a day for Feathered: being a fairy tale. Sometimes this can be a chore, but the words are flowing and there are surprises on every page – almost as if the fairies are guiding my hand. This could be the best Alex and Jackie Adventure yet.

For your amusement – the prologue to Feathered: being a fairy tale – unedited and unauthorized by the Tuatha Dé Danann – click the image to read.

Regards,

Tom

Whenever Alexandra Caroline O’Rourke, AKA Alex, met with trouble, she generally blamed her younger sister, Jackie. And Alex’s sudden engagement to marry a Viking prince, against her will, would probably classify as trouble. If nothing else, a wedding held in 11th century Ireland would make it difficult to invite her friends from San Diego.

Regardless of blame, Jackie was the only person who could help Alex, but Jackie was still in the 21st century. And Jackie had her own problems. It had stopped raining; and this, of course, meant that the fairies had stopped singing. If Jackie could not find a way to make it rain, marauding Vikings would be the least of their worries, because this is Feathered and this is an Alex and Jackie Adventure.