The Complete Edinburgh Elementals series
Edinburgh Elementals
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy, Contemporary, Fiction & Literature
| Author: | Gayle Ramage | ISBN: | 9781524260804 |
| Publisher: | Gayle Ramage | Publication: | March 13, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Gayle Ramage |
| ISBN: | 9781524260804 |
| Publisher: | Gayle Ramage |
| Publication: | March 13, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
All four Edinburgh Elementals stories in one box set.
THE TROUBLE WITH PIXIES
Widower Michael has moved to the Scottish capital with his three children to make a fresh start. He'll be ready to meet the neighbours tomorrow. This evening, he's relaxing with a glass of wine. Except one neighbour is ready to meet him now. Hattie Turner, a cute red-head from across the road, turns up with a strange claim of pixies in Michael's attic...
TEARS OF GOLD
The Brisingamen Necklace - A necklace forged by four dwarves in ancient times. It is said that if worn, the wearer's tears turn to gold.
The Brisingamen Necklace - A necklace currently residing in a glass display case on a shelf, in the bathroom of an Edinburgh townhouse belonging to a strange woman called Hattie.
The Brisingamen Necklace - A necklace about to be stolen by an unsuspecting thief.
LAND OF THE ICE GIANTS
All Hattie Turner wants is to negotiate with the Ice Giants of the Scottish Highlands and get back home to her beloved Edinburgh. But an unreliable car and a Slavic forest spirit are just the start of her troubles...
FESTIVAL OF FIENDS
"Sorry, are you trying to tell me you don't find me funny?"
With the world descending on Edinburgh for the annual summer festivals, Hattie Turner decides to make a bit of money by renting out her spare room to a festival-goer. Unlucky for her, her new tenant turns out to be Lyle Sanders who, according to Hattie, is the world's least funniest comedian, despite his success. Worst still, Lyle takes a shine to his new landlady.
Meanwhile, Hattie's neighbour Michael has received some attention himself, in the shape of the impossibly glamorous jazz singer, Nicole Daria. Michael can't believe his luck that this beautiful, alluring temptress is interested in a guy like him. But he should know that luck sometimes has nothing to do with it...
All four Edinburgh Elementals stories in one box set.
THE TROUBLE WITH PIXIES
Widower Michael has moved to the Scottish capital with his three children to make a fresh start. He'll be ready to meet the neighbours tomorrow. This evening, he's relaxing with a glass of wine. Except one neighbour is ready to meet him now. Hattie Turner, a cute red-head from across the road, turns up with a strange claim of pixies in Michael's attic...
TEARS OF GOLD
The Brisingamen Necklace - A necklace forged by four dwarves in ancient times. It is said that if worn, the wearer's tears turn to gold.
The Brisingamen Necklace - A necklace currently residing in a glass display case on a shelf, in the bathroom of an Edinburgh townhouse belonging to a strange woman called Hattie.
The Brisingamen Necklace - A necklace about to be stolen by an unsuspecting thief.
LAND OF THE ICE GIANTS
All Hattie Turner wants is to negotiate with the Ice Giants of the Scottish Highlands and get back home to her beloved Edinburgh. But an unreliable car and a Slavic forest spirit are just the start of her troubles...
FESTIVAL OF FIENDS
"Sorry, are you trying to tell me you don't find me funny?"
With the world descending on Edinburgh for the annual summer festivals, Hattie Turner decides to make a bit of money by renting out her spare room to a festival-goer. Unlucky for her, her new tenant turns out to be Lyle Sanders who, according to Hattie, is the world's least funniest comedian, despite his success. Worst still, Lyle takes a shine to his new landlady.
Meanwhile, Hattie's neighbour Michael has received some attention himself, in the shape of the impossibly glamorous jazz singer, Nicole Daria. Michael can't believe his luck that this beautiful, alluring temptress is interested in a guy like him. But he should know that luck sometimes has nothing to do with it...
