Along with the help of Aiden, members of F.A.B.L.E.S., a street girl named Allie, Bert the frog, and a theater employee named Jonah, the girls must find the target of the Seawitch’s ire, deal with the reappearance of an absentee father, deflect an unwanted crush, nourish a new romance, work for a very eccentric judge, and find out why there is magic in the courthouse. The Seawitch has escaped from faerie court lockdown and is out for revenge on relatives of Hans Christian Andersen. Between their work for the judge and their part-time jobs at the theatre, Janie and Mia have a mystery to solve. Janie Grimm and her best friend Mia Andersen survived their first year of law school, and are now heading into summer internships at the local courthouse. Hans Christian Andersen might be a cool name on a family tree, but the meaning of that relationship might be more dangerous than it seems… But will they save their friend before it’s too late? They organize a trip to Wonderland to look for Allie, and meet the White Rabbit, the Queen, the Jabberwocky, the Caterpillar, the Mad Hatter and others along the way, as they find deadly nightslip mushrooms, magic gone awry, a magical realm trial for stolen tarts, and further relationship drama. Janie, Mia, Bert, Aiden, and all the rest are getting more experienced with magical dangers, and they can’t let their friend sacrifice themself if they can help. When she realizes her childhood in Wonderland is putting her friends at risk, she jumps through a rabbit hole to lead the danger away from them, but it lands her back in the same situation she’d tried to escape just a few years before. Someone from her past is after her, and she’s got to keep them safe. How wonderful can Wonderland be if there’s more danger than a visitor can see? Allie’s got a secret that she hasn’t shared with her friends, Janie Grimm, and Mia Andersen.

I believe most have moved on to other publishers and their works may be available with different branding. Sadly, the company is no longer, so all rights have reverted back to the authors. These are the books I have done editorial work upon for Musa Publishing.

The Fairy End by Ellie Aiden