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Also by Deborah Wright:

The History of Lucy's Love Life in Ten and a Half Chapters, February 2008
Paperback
The Rebel Fairy, March 2002
Paperback

The Rebel Fairy
Deborah Wright

Warner
March 2002
On Sale: March 21, 2002
ISBN: 0751532045
EAN: 9780751532043
Paperback
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Paranormal Romance

Meet JACK; he's funny, good-looking, a bit of a loser ...a lot of a loser in fact, having lost his flat and car in a game of snooker. He's just fallen inexplicably in love with his exceedingly ex Ex LEILA, who can't stand the sight of him and is more than happy with her handsome City boyfriend HENRY. Henry, though, has suddenly found he's got the hots for KATIE, Leila's best friend and flatmate, who's been carrying a torch for Jack for so long, the Duracell batteries are beginning to run out ...What's going on? Can't Cupid shoot straight anymore? It's not his fault for once, but Charlie and Puck's, a couple of badly behaved fairies who have been acting more stupid than cupid. And unless they work out how to fix things pronto, theirs is going to end up one seriously grim fairytale . . A riotously imaginative novel, full of love, life and magic.

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7 comments posted.

Re: The Rebel Fairy

After reading your posting, it sounds like I've been missing out on some funny, yet lovely romance books!! I must confess that I've never read any books about fairies, and I would definately start with yours!! This book sounds absolutely delightful, and I will definately put it on my list of books for my Fall reading. Thank you for coming here and giving some insight on your latest book!!
(Peggy Roberson 9:51am September 28, 2013)

We've seen such beautiful paintings of the Flower Fairies - the harebell fairy, acorn fairy and so on - inspired by those two naughty girls. So it worked out well! Good luck with your book.
(Clare O'Beara 12:12pm September 28, 2013)

Any plans for putting it on the Nook?
(Mary C 8:44pm September 28, 2013)

I always like fairytales. Even now at my age 31 years old i still love to read them.
Good luck with your request. Hope i can read your books. Sweet greeting from Indonesia
(Rina Darmayanti 9:27am September 29, 2013)

I always like fairytales. Even now at my age 31 years old i still love to read them.
Good luck with your request. Hope i can read your books. Sweet greeting from Indonesia
(Rina Darmayanti 9:27am September 29, 2013)

How cool! I love this story already - thank you SO much for the chance to win this fantastic book!
(Felicia Ciaudelli 2:42pm September 29, 2013)

Enjoyed reading your post about fairies and the two little girls and their mischief. I think everyone enjoys fairy tales from the time we're children. This sounds like a really adventurous, delightful story, and one I'd like to read this fall. I don't have a Kindle, so I'd have to read the paperback version.
(Linda Luinstra 3:24pm September 29, 2013)