The Charleston Wedding

About this book

Welcome to the Land of Tyke. This land has hundreds of acres of fertile land north of the Equator where currently no humans live.There are two main settlements here; Tykewood Shire and Cypress Shire. Between the two settlements is a very large open place they call The Land in Between.Inhabitants of the Land of Tyke include one of the nicest species you will ever meet, called the Surobnik. In our story they are mostly called suros. Suros are cousins to fairies and can live about a thousand years.They have four wings and fly by fluttering their wings similar to a dragonfly. When they fly, their wings drop off sparkles that show the color of the family they are from.All suros enjoy music, knowing nature, traveling, and fun times. Besides being able to fly, they can see in the dark, tell time by looking at the sky, and enjoy a type of movement called ethereal travel. Moving while ethereal includes time travel.Suros really enjoy new adventures. In this story, our friends are determined to find out the history of the lady who married the army captain in 1859. They want to see how her perfume bottle ended up in the Land of Tyke and where she went to live after they were married.Follow along as the suros learn about historic Charleston and the fun they have teasing the sailors on the water front.