Be careful what you wish for… When Elizabeth Rose wishes to do something different for her eighteenth birthday, she's in for the biggest surprise of her life. It starts on Midsummer's Eve night when she kisses a daffodil and makes a wish to meet her one true love. At the stroke of midnight, she awakes to the sound of thunder and meets Kiefer of Caledrel, Prince of the Light Elves, who has a secret wish of his own. He takes her to a world beyond her imagination where Fairies, Garden Imps, Dwarves, and Elves are real, and the magic of Midsummer's Eve does exist. Will each of their Midsummer's Eve wish come true? Or will they have to wait another lifetime?
Claudia Manta: Născută în București în anul 1969, Claudia este licențiată în Drept și, după practicarea avocaturii în Baroul București, emigrează în Canada în 1996. După o perioadă de adaptare în țara adoptivă, Claudia are șansa să lucreze cu un reputat avocat – Gerald Sternberg – într-o casă memorială monument istoric de pe Charles Street, în metropola Toronto. Anii petrecuți în biroul de avocatură, frumusețea și ineditul orașului au fost sursa de inspirație pentru multe dintre poemele create. Mamă a doi băieți extraordinari, și-a dedicat viața familiei și soțului pe care l-a urmat in Canada, deși sufletul ei a rămas întodeauna liric și românesc. Literatura română și dorul de țară nu au părăsit-o niciodată. Born in Bucharest in 1969, Claudia obtained her Law degree and, after practicing law in the Bucharest Bar, she immigrated to Canada in 1996. After a period of adaptation in the adopted country, Claudia had the chance to work with a prominent lawyer—Gerald Sternberg—in a bohemian memorial house and historical monument on Charles Street, in Downtown Toronto. The years spent in the law office, the beauty and uniqueness of the city were the source of inspiration for many of her poems. The mother of two extraordinary boys, she dedicated her life to her family and her husband who she followed to Canada, although her soul has always remained lyrical and Romanian. Romanian literature and her longing for her native country have never left her.
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