Mysti

Mysti is the coolest, best-dressed fairy ever, but when she is assigned to look after Ella, a typical 21st century teenager, sparks fly - no way does Ella want a fairy guardian, while Mysti just loves her lifestyle and wardrobe

In this third episode Ella has to find a summer job; needless to say it is less than straightforward and all is not quite as she would like it to be. Mysti is struggling with love this time as Thorn seems to be in love with the beautiful Stardust, but then there's always Rick... The Drow Elves have a spy in amongst the humans and Lettie is falling for his dark charms at the expense of her friendships

Now that Mysti has found out her father was a human she can't sleep till she finds out what he was like. Only one thing for it - to magic herself back in time to take a look for herself. Except... she accidentally takes Ella and the gang with her. Back to the 50s they go and fall head over heels for the fashion.

A creature, forgotten by the Magic, lost by Time, left alone to find its way. Making its way through two worlds, the search leads to more mystery as it reaches for a meaning to its existence. At first called a creature, then a child and a man. Eventually called an Unknown: Trolin

A past kiss… …A happy-ever-after? For former army surgeon Mysti, a return to Forgotten Point was not in the cards…until a tragic accident while on duty leads her home. Her physical wounds may have healed, but it’s the invisible scars that remain. So the last thing that Mysti needs is to bump into Dr. Jesse: her unexpected new colleague and the one that got away. Now Jesse’s a single dad with his own hidden pain. Can they heal—together? “Tina Beckett definitely followed through on the premise and managed to infuse just the right amount of angst and passion to keep me glued to the pages of Miracle Baby for the Midwife from beginning to end.” -Harlequin Junkie “This story is Ms. Beckett at her best. Really, it’s a charming and delightful story…where the chemistry between this couple was strong right the moment they come face-to-face for the first time in years; the romance was delightful and well worth the wait….” -Harlequin Junkie on A Christmas Kiss with Her Ex-Army Doc