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Fairy on the Christmas Tree
Fairy on the Christmas Tree
Fairy on the Christmas Tree
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Frances never uses her left hand for anything but brushing her hair. That changes when she breaks up with her lover on Christmas Eve and drops the phone in boiling custard. An equal opportunity elf restores her faith in life when he sells her a fairy doll for her Christmas tree.

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Release dateDec 24, 2016
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Fairy on the Christmas Tree

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    Fairy on the Christmas Tree - Lark Westerly

    A phone in the custard and a fairy in her bed...

    Frances never uses her left hand for anything but brushing her hair. That changes when she breaks up with her lover on Christmas Eve and drops the phone in boiling custard. An equal opportunity elf restores her faith in life when he sells her a fairy doll for her Christmas tree.

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    Fairy on the Christmas Tree

    Copyright © 2016 Lark Westerly

    ISBN: 978-1-4874-0953-1

    Cover art by Angela Waters

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    Fairy on the Christmas Tree

    By

    Lark Westerly

    Dedication

    To those who restore our faith in the goodness of the world, whether they be human, animal or other

    Chapter One: Chocolate and Custard

    Fran? Did you pay the balance on the cruise today?

    Frances considered Casey’s as the cordon bleu of voices. She had been seduced by that dark chocolate voice when they’d met at her office party back in June. Casey had been there as the guest of a guest and the words, Hello, Frances, in that melted chocolate tone wooed her in an instant. Melted Belgian chocolate, she specified, pooling in her navel and running down her thighs in glorious glutinous rivulets made for the licking. Mmmm. Chocolate.

    Fran? The cruise?

    Frances tucked her head sideways to hold the phone so she could go on stirring the custard on the stove. Frances was so incurably right-handed she seldom used her left for anything except—oddly enough—brushing her hair which was long, luxuriant and red as a hearth-fire with licks of yellow and cream. Most people meeting Frances for the first time assumed it was a creative salon effect, but it wasn’t. It was simply Frances’s left-hand-brushed hair.

    Apart from its hairbrush duties, her left hand was there, she considered,

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