My Fairy Godmother Wears Biker Boots

By Judy Lunsford

Olivia and her new stepdad can't communicate. Separated by language and cultural barriers, it takes a neighbor who knows ASL, a chihuahua named Chavo, and some motorcycles to help bring this new family together.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Judy Lunsford
• Release date: Aug 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393363712

Judy Lunsford

Born and raised in California, Judy now lives in Arizona with her husband and Giant Schnoodle. Judy writes with dyslexia and a chronic illness & is a breast cancer survivor. She writes mostly fantasy, but delves into suspense, horror, romance, and poetry. She has written books and short stories for all ages. You can find her books and short stories at your favorite online retailers.

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MY FAIRY GODMOTHER

WEARS BIKER BOOTS

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My Fairy Godmother Wears Biker Boots

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This is a work of fiction. The characters, incidents, and dialogues are products of the author’s imagination and are not to be construed as real. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

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Cover art by SeneGal

For Almerry

Olivia stepped off the smelly yellow school bus and breathed in the fresh spring air. That first step off the bus always smelled of freedom.

She slung her blue backpack over one shoulder and zipped the bottom of her favorite pink sweatshirt.

She had some time before her stepdad expected her home, but she had nowhere to go.

Normally, she would’ve headed home with her best friend Emma. But Emma and her family had moved away.

Two days before, Olivia had hugged her best friend - her only friend in her neighborhood - goodbye. She and Emma had been best friends since the second grade. The last three years, they had been in every class together.

Olivia had watched as the movers packed the monstrous white truck full of all of Emma’s family’s possessions. She hugged Emma as they both cried buckets of tears, and then watched as the truck and Emma’s father’s SUV drove away. Olivia felt like a piece of her had gone with them and was now lost out in the ether somewhere between here and Emma’s new home.

Olivia didn’t want to go home until her mother got off work because the last thing she wanted was to be alone with her stepdad. Her mom had met him online a long time ago, but she had only met in person a few months ago. They got married shortly after that. Olivia didn’t know him very well, so she wanted to wait until her mom was there, just to be a buffer between them. It was too awkward to be alone with him because