Gloria Chambers is ready for a fresh start and what better place than in Erie, Pennsylvania where an aunt she never knew she had , left her a diner. Once Gloria sees how much work the diner needs she is just about ready to give up on it when three older ladies Myrtle, Fern, and Blossom show up at the door offering to help. Even though they seemed a little strange and had more than a few accidents in the diner Gloria could not help but come to care about them. So when a letter came saying that someone was suing Myrtle, Fern, and Blossom for a Happily-ever-after Gloria knew she had to try to help them. She went to see the only lawyer she could think of that might help the three fairies with their case, Nick Aaronson.

Nick Aaronson was a confirmed bachelor and that is just the way he liked it. When three fairies showed up in his dreams telling him they were going to find him his one true love he just figured it was a nightmare. Until one day he walked into the new diner by the courthouse and there were the same three fairies as in his dream, then Nick figured he was just going crazy. When Grace the beautiful owner of the diner came into his office and asked him to represent the three fairies in a civil suit Nick didn’t have the heart to turn her down. The only problem was how do you get a judge to believe in three fairies when you don’t believe in them yourself.

Grace has no intention of getting involved with another lawyer after she came home one day and caught her ex husband who was a lawyer in bed with another woman. Nick just didn’t think there was anyway that kind of Happily-ever- after love could happen four times in the same family. But with three fairies on you side anything is possible if you just believe.

MIRACLES FOR NICK is the final book in the “Fairy Tales” series and I for one am sorry to see it end. Myrtle, Fern, and Blossom are such sweet characters even when they are getting into trouble that I am going to miss them. I loved hearing about the characters from the two previous books in this one. Holly Fuhrmann has done a remarkable job in creating a sweet story that I will remember for a long time to come.

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Sweet

Reviewer: Dina Smith
May 6, 2004