Magic is real. The fix is in.when Delia lands the hairdressing job of a lifetime. After one taste of faery nectar, the fae knowledge banks open to her. Who knew the town was filled with supernatural beings just fitting in? Frankie, her hot boss, is a Werewolf; the massage therapists are catshifters; her best friends are witches, and Delia likes being human. Her life is about to drastically change. A masters in business lands Delia the hairdressing job of a lifetime, but she quickly discovers reality is not what she's always believed. After one little taste of faery nectar, her John Hancock lands on a parchment agreeing to stay silent, and the secret knowledge of the town is suddenly hers. Being human in a town filled with supernatural beings really doesn't suck, especially after finding out magic is real. Who knew managing a spa would change her life so drastically? The upsides to her life are Aelric, a to die for Coast Guard Captain who reminds everyone of Thor; Frankie, an alpha werewolf boss who's called the heartthrob of South Florida; Garret, a mesmerizing vampire band manager who loves her voice and her music, and her best friends are witches. But there are downsides, too. Danger lurks everywhere, and Delia senses someone stalking her.With her life in turmoil, she's experiencing a little tension. Frankie can't cut hair, and no one can remove the witch's spell on him. They'll need more than magic to pull off the charity hair show, and now her life is developing greater problems than just keeping secrets. Her worst nightmare becomes reality when a vampire bite sets off a viral metamorphosis bringing about more than a change in attitude. Being human is all Delia has ever known. Discovering the world is not what it seemed isn't as bad as discovering neither is she. All the "big bads" in the world can't save her if Delia doesn't learn to defend herself. Maybe she can get a little magical help from her friends, and a straight answer from her family. Hair of the WERE is part of the ongoing series AS THE CHAIR TURNS.