Jamie Davis

He thought witch nannies and magical mayhem were the big baddies… until he runs into the paranormal PTA.

Uncle Chip Proctor believes he has the hang of this raising-kids thing. Settling into his role as the human stay-at-home dad for two enchanted wards, the former financial exec is still learning to navigate a newly discovered world. But when the little future queen enters first grade, he’s alarmed when his partner-in-parenthood spots a dangerous Fae hunter on the prowl.

Rose Eldersdottir doesn’t need another headache. Yet when her niece starts school and the president of the PTA is not only Fae nobility but the mean girl who bullied her as a teenager, the stern warrior princess braces for a fight. And with the youngster’s powers beginning to manifest, keeping the six-year-old safe threatens to become impossible.

With a fox-shifter in the backyard and a flirty supernatural single mother on a manhunt, Chip worries he’s in over his head. And as Rose battles ever-escalating attacks on her family, she struggles to believe she can keep the children alive.

Can this unlikely pair stand strong against menacing foes, vampire lords, and helicopter moms?

Fae PTA is the light-hearted second book in the Uncle Chip Saves the Fae urban fantasy series. If you like fun characters, action-packed surprises, and humorous reads, then you’ll love Jamie Davis’s schoolyard shenanigans.

Buy Fae PTA to disenchant playground danger today!

School’s out, but trouble is never far away. Can they survive a holiday with a moody tween, evil adversaries, and a potential war?

Uncle Chip Proctor deserves a pat on the back. Sure it was touch and go for a little while there, but he’s pleased to have settled quite nicely into his role as a stay-at-home human guardian for two royal half-fae kids. But he’s soon rushing to whisk the thirteen-year-old queen-to-be away for summer break when unruly puberty angst delivers a dose of magical chaos.

Rose Eldersdottir is on high alert. Tracking a powerful sorcerer who might be linked to her sister and brother-in-law’s death almost a decade ago, she becomes more alarmed when he gets too close to her niece. So she agrees to tempt the bad guys out of hiding by putting herself in view… and expose them to her wrath.

With their enemy closing in on their seaside vacation, Uncle Chip and his family seek help from the Mer King. While Aunt Rose grapples with the greatest foe of any paranormal parent… a pre-teen with a supernatural crush.

Will growing pains and mayhem place the entire clan in danger?

Summer Break Fae is the charming fourth book in the Uncle Chip Saves the Fae urban fantasy series. If you like fun in the sun, action-packed adventure, and wild times, then you’ll love Jamie Davis’s heart-warming story.

Buy Summer Break Fae for a jaunt into jeopardy today!

Graduation day brings more than pomp and circumstance—especially when you’re crowning a queen.

Uncle Chip Proctor always knew this day would come. After years of magical mishaps, demon battles, and way too many school fundraisers, Sadie is finally graduating high school. But her diploma isn’t the only milestone—on her eighteenth birthday, she’ll ascend the Fae throne. And ruling the Fae world isn’t as easy as tossing a cap in the air.

Rose Eldersdottir has sacrificed everything to protect her niece’s future. But as old enemies resurface and court politics turn deadly, Rose realizes her own destiny may lie not just in battle, but in choosing the kind of life—and love—she wants next.

With the fate of two worlds hanging in the balance, Chip and Rose must navigate royal ceremonies, power-hungry rivals, and a certain rebellious teen who’s suddenly expected to rule a realm. The final challenge isn’t just keeping Sadie alive—it’s letting her go.

Can they protect the crown long enough to pass it on?

Graduation Fae is the heartfelt and thrilling conclusion to the Uncle Chip Saves the Fae urban fantasy series. If you’ve loved the laughs, the battles, and the found family feels, don’t miss this magical sendoff.

Pre-order Graduation Fae today and raise a toast to the end of an era—and the beginning of a new one.