Saturday 18 November 2017

Green Balls

Green Balls 2017 Post 323



Green Balls is a comedy fantasy romance; a novella from the Fairy in the Bed series. This is the story that introduces Peck Grene, who pops up again in several of the other titles. Peckerdale Peter Grene is pure pixie, but he was born and brought up over here, which is, more or less, our world. His grandparents were the founders of the Peckerdale Grene Community Tower, meaning Peck not only shares his names with his home, but was also named after his grandfathers--twice. It's a bit of a burden, but he bears it well. As a pixie living near one of the gateways, Peck has the option of going over there, his ancestral home, any time he wants to. The reason he spends more time over here is simple; he has a fix-it manifest, and he is drawn to vehicles. Thus, he works as a mechanic. He can't do that over there, because cars don't work beyond the gate. Despite living human much of the time, Peck follows many of the fay traditions, and he wants to service a wish. Enter Chloe, a fast-talking businesswoman who is trying to get a hapless friend out of trouble. Chloe makes a wish, and Peck chooses to service that wish. That's when it all goes to hell in a handbasket. It takes quite a while to untangle the monumental misunderstanding and to sort out the painful problem Peck now has... Green Balls was originally published on KU, but today it was released to the wider (sales) world, so if you feel like a bit of light-hearted fun and romance, and if you're over eighteen and don't mind a little green in your fantasy heroes, then  check it out here. http://www.extasybooks.com/green-balls. You can read more about the series and see which others titles Peck has infiltrated by going to 
https://larksinger.weebly.com/afairyinthebedseries.html

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Sally is Sally Odgers; author, manuscript assessor, editor, anthologist and reader. She runs http://www.affordablemanuscriptassessments.com and Prints Charming Books. (Sally is me, by the way, and I am lots of other things too, but these are the relevant ones for now.)

The goal for 2017 is to write a post a day profiling the background behind one of my books; how it came to be written, what it's about, and any things of note that happened along the way. If you're an author, an aspiring author, a reader or just someone who enjoys windows into worlds, you might find this fun. The books are not in any special order, but will be assigned approximate dates, and pictures, where they exist. If you enjoyed a post, or want to ask about any of my books or my manuscript assessment service, leave a comment.

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