When the trickster fairy, Baelyn, takes her pranks a little too far against the King of the Unseelie. She now faces the head court of the King Osgard and is stripped of her powers and identity, thus being cursed with a mortal body. Stranded and confused, Faye awakens to find that she has no knowledge of how to return home. After stumbling around in the strange woods, Faye is located in the middle of the road by a young woman named Beck. The sweet young woman quickly offers Faye her aid, which she accepts warily. Now clothed and warmed, Baelyn is forced to settle into her new body, and the unfamiliar world she now calls home. Grayson Tidmoore, police chief at the local station in Bennington, Vermont,  feels like he can't catch a break as he finalizes his divorce with his now ex-wife, Sheila. Living in a run-down apartment, Grayson spends his nights alone and drowning himself in beer. That is until he meets a strange woman named Faye. A blonde-haired beauty with fire in her amber eyes and a smile that hit him in places he thought had all but died. Will she be his saving grace? Or will she just lead him further down the path of alcoholism? Will Faye accept her mortality? Or will she further her doom? Find out in this book: A Girl Named Faye