"fairy," acronym for the phrase, "fair-haired and immoral rapscallion yokels," vented by an obscure street-corner orator during the tumultuous years leading up to America's first race war and used in the same pejorative fashion as "nigger" was utilized before the revolution. After victory fanatical Muslims seized power and for the next eighty years exacted horrendous retribution on the defeated Anglo-Saxon's. fairy!: A Cautionary Tale is the story of tragic love which develops as a nation grows to understand that bigotry and suspicion are tools for oppression and hate.

Margaret's love for David Thompson, so-called "messiah" of the fairy's is a love story of hope and devotion in the face of hopelessness and despair; a story which blur the lines of our multi-racial society and will be accepted by all prescient readers whatever their ethnicity. fairy!: A Cautionary Tale is about forbidden passion, interracial love, political upheaval, treachery and hate. Nothing like it is out there that I am aware of. Is America ready for a novel of such insightful honesty?