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How I Found the Perfect Dress Now that she's back home in her dullsville Connecticut life, Morgan finds it hard to remember what being a half-goddess even felt like. Her parents are squabbling, her sister Tammy is trying to figure out the truth about Santa, and love-of-her-life Colin has stopped answering her e-mails. Ireland seems so long ago and far away it's almost like it never happened—until Colin announces that he's coming to the States! But his arrival is far from the romantic reunion Morgan was expecting. Poor Colin is under a strangely yawn-inducing enchantment that has him dancing with the faeries all night and staggering through the day in a sleep-deprived stupor. Curing Colin of his enchantment while trying to evade the wrath of a ticked-off faery queen and get ready for the junior prom means Morgan has to keep her half-goddess wits about her at all times—even while shopping at the mall with her BFF! All Morgan wants is to dance the night away in a perfect dress with the guy she loves, but before that can happen she'll have an adventure with a guy in a chicken suit, discover something shocking in the garage in the middle of the night, end up with not one, but two extremely unusual prom dresses, play the world's weirdest round of mini-golf, ruin a perfectly good hairdo and do a special favor for a very short and very magical new friend. And why are there no female leprechauns? Morgan is going to have to find out!
Berkley (Jam), May 2008 |
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