Disenchanted

by H.D. Bailey

A light flew in front of Frank's face, but not long enough to get a good look at before it zigzagged away. Its shape had been almost human. Frank looked at Lucas for a long time before asking, "Please tell me that was a firefly." "That would make it the biggest, fastest damn firefly I've ever seen." Lucas replied. Neither of them wanted to say the word "fairy." Power outages are affecting much of the country. Computers, cell phones and radios are erratically unreliable. The scientific community is at a loss to explain any of it. When Frank and Lucas stumble on a man claiming to be an ancient wizard, they are told that the world of science is a construction of a magical spell which has now been damaged. That is why technology is faltering. Now they must choose how to handle this knowledge - if they even believe it - while the wizard tries to repair the spell.

126 pages, Paperback

First published November 5, 2011

About the author

H D Bailey grew up in rural Western New York. He was introduced to Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time at ten, and has been reading and writing fantasy ever since. He is a graduate of Hiram College, where he studied Chemistry. Since graduating, he has worked in manufacturing in multiple high technology industries.

He currently lives in Michigan with his wife and children.