Pixie Dust: Enchantment and Its Consequences

When Morwenna receives a package in the mail from her father from an address in Wales, she is in shock. Her father died 16 years earlier. She believes this a cruel prank. But why would anyone want to hurt her like this?The package contains manuscripts of children's fairy tales about a Welsh fairy called Bronwyn – stories Morwenna's father used to tell her when she was a child. They are dated after his supposed death and the author listed is Gwyl Jones - not her father's last nameIs it possible that her father is alive and trying to reach her? Or does someone want her to believe he is alive?Morwenna, with the help of her new friend Lia Bracken sets out to find answers. Bailie Lawson has always been interested in stories, both listening to them and telling them. She was born and went to school in Ireland and as an adult has lived in New York and the North-Eastern United States. She has worked as a psychotherapist and professor of psychology. She is the author of several novels including Well-Travelled Ancient Ancient Artifacts, Finding Juniper, Fanfare, The Imaginary Husband, Pixie Dust: Enchantment and It's Consequences, Uncovering Julien's Past, Una's Journey, and Who Is Gigi? Welcome to the Lia Bracken Mystery Series! Follow the adventures of Lia, a Celtic linguistics expert, as she progresses from graduate school to teaching and research. Lia never expected to become an amateur sleuth but finds herself drawn into a series of mysteries that test her skills. Lia and Seán, her archeologist boyfriend, navigate the world of academia and their own interests, leading them to confront intriguing dilemmas. In the first book of the series, Ancient Artifacts, Seán's work on an archeological dig in Eastern Europe puts them in the middle of a puzzling and dangerous mystery. The series features a cast of recurring characters and can be enjoyed in any order.