This book is a collection of the first three stories in which more are to follow from the author, that depict adventures of fairies helping and teaching children who are in need of support from those that only with their special brand of magic and love can bring to the children in order to save them. Along the way, the readers will follow in their adventures and will feel the sense of warmth and charm from the characters as they touch the hearts of others in a process by which through sharing, we all become closer and feel stronger in the end.

Officially Endorsed by the ANNETTE FUNICELLO RESEARCH FUND FOR NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES INC. https: //www.facebook.comAnnetteFund?fref=ts. All proceeds will go towards this foundation. J.P. Moss who met the late actress in the early 1990s has respectfully dedicated this loving story in her memory. Join in the adventure of Rainfire the fairy as she learns again the value of love and its ability to overcome anything. By J.P.Moss. A non profit book made soley for the purpose of a charitable cause of Multiple Sclerosis Research dedicated respectfully and lovingly to the late Annette Funicello....

(Second Edition contains events which took place after 1992 in the years 1994-1995. Also in this edition are additional charts, pictures)Beniico is of the same race as Bashar called the Sassani. ( Bashar who is channeled by Daryl Anka.) Based on a true story of an extraordinary event which took place in Texas in late 1992 to a young man from a local trailer park. A man who was 20 years of age and the events which are about to unfold for him will forever change his life through a connection with an extraordinary girl not of this world. A story surely to challenge the readers on this...

J.P. Moss takes you through a true story account of meeting the late actress Annette Funicello and the secret world of the darker side of the American government in this biopic account of her love and courage. Beyond Magic Gates is an unauthorized account of this extra ordinary ladies secret life. The story she could not tell the public now told here by J.P. from his own memoirs of his lifetime and hers.