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Mercy Lake Magic Series 'Wish In A Bottle'
In a family of fairy godmothers, what if all you knew were curses?

Andrea lives alone on the lake that her magical family has called home for decades. While her other family members discover and embrace their magical abilities, Andrea’s lie hidden, leaving her to her sole talent—using rocks to access the earth’s energy.

Nick is a single dad, getting away from the chaos of his life for a month at Mercy Lake with his kids. When his two sons discover a message in a bottle in the lake mud, they discover that their pretty neighbor wrote it when she was little, tossing it into the lake many years before.

The message mentions a curse, and as Andrea comes to terms with her feelings for this new man, as well as old pain and even older magic, she realizes that the curse she wrote about as a child is turning out to be something very different than what she’d thought. For Nick, the strange but beautiful woman crossing his path draws him closer and closer until he wonders if his attraction to her is being assisted by fate… or magic.
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The second book in the Mercy Lake Magic series, Wish in a Bottle is a stand-alone novel that charmingly continues the magic of Wish Upon His Heart—a magic as mysterious as a wish and as real as

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