“Letting out a delighted laugh, she held up the small figurine of a faerie up to the light to examine it more closely. The faerie wore a short pink skirt and was crouched on a lime-green toadstool, her face uplifted. Maria had painted the faerie’s skin a light opalescent blue but the hair and eyes matched Lizzie’s colouring.”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.199

“Vivienne smiled warmly. She reached behind her and snagged her purse from the back of the chair. ‘This may help. It’s a new elixir I’ve been working on for you. Just put six drops into a cup of hot water and take it before bed.’ She handed Lizzie a small amber vial.”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.193

“The little girl looked up to where Lizzie stood on the church steps as her mother struggled to open the door of the nondescript building. The little girl’s eyes widened, a radiant smile spreading across her face. ‘Look, Mama, an angel,’ she said pointing her mittened hand at Lizzie.”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.189

“She had seen it in Madison’s eyes and heard it in her voice whenever Richard had called her-the fear, the panic to smooth things over before annoyance turned to rage. Yes, there was a darkness looming over Madison no magick or charms would protect her from.”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.184

“‘The most common tool all of us guardians use is a memory fog. In time, Madison will be able to cast it. It’s a simple charm that’s easy to maintain, less concentration than a glamour. If I’ve come in contact with someone and I’m concerned about my identity being revealed, a memory fog makes it impossible for that person to remember exact details of what I looked like or what I said.'”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.175

“She pulled it out and opened her palm to reveal a small leather pouch ‘What’s this and how did it end up in my pocket?’ She held out her open palm for Vivienne to see. “Although he gave it to you without your knowledge, in a way it’s a gift and it’s now yours. It’s best you keep it. It, and the magick it contains, belongs to you now.'”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.167

‘”I am happy for you that you’ve found your place in life, but being part of that world isn’t mine.’ As soon as she spoke the words, a vision of the little stone cottage flashed before her eyes. She shook her head to dislodge the picture from her mind.”

The Enchanted One by Lora Deeprose pg.153