Magical powers would be great, if they weren't guaranteed to backfire. Sage, Dill, Willow, and identical twins Flora & Fauna Harper are half-breeds. With one parent human and the other Faery, they don't fit into either realm. The faery realm is known for its trickery, but in an act of good will, each child born of the human-faery union were bestowed one magical ability. Since their magic is unpredictable-although it does seem to increase when they're flustered-finding love just became a whole lot harder. Throw in a series of normal life complications and work conflicts, and suddenly their faery "gift" feels more like a curse... Faery Surprising: Flora Harper isn't amused when her faery "gift" transports her in the middle of a self-induced orgasm to a professional football locker room after practice. The fact that it's the team she works for, and their new quarterback, Ian Tate, wants to finish what she's started, flies in the face of the non-fraternization policy. Ian has been traded to a rival city so he catch a blackmailer red-handed. Time is against him, as are the number of injuries he's had in his career. It sounds like a great deal, except filming the Public Relations specialist in a sexually compromising position leaves a sour taste in his mouth. When he discovers that the PR person is emotionally distant, hard-on inducing Flora, getting a whole lot closer to her feels so incredibly right...until she finds out why he's really on the team. Boiling Point: Fauna Harper's cursed with the ability to randomly disappear. The faeries have given her nothing but trouble, and she refuses to invite supernatural trickery into her personal life. Assigned to work with a sexy new hire, she's grateful to leave an office full of half-faery siblings and faery reminders behind. Besides, Cooper's slow smile promises romance, and a whole lot of heat. He's just what she needs to have a little fun and finally learn to loosen up. Cooper Blank's mission to guard research for the counc