P. E. Ingraham

What do a car crash caused by a "giant", a disappearing college student and a naked Mayor have in common? The Librarians investigate an outbreak of weird incidents in a small town and discover that someone somehow is bringing Fairy Tales to life. The Librarians wind up on the trail of the Libris Fabula, an ancient book that brings any story written within it to life. Their search grows complicated as more of the townsfolk fall into the roles of the classic fairy tales, and grows deadly when Jenkins reveals the Libris feeds on the life energy of its victims. Solving the mystery would be tough enough with a Sheriff gone Big Bad Wolf and a Wall of Thorns suddenly surrounding the town, but when the Librarians themselves start playing the parts of the classic Fairy Tales, there seems to be no hope at all of saving the townspeople or themselves. Luckily, one Librarian finds himself as the classic Fairy Tale trickster.

While Jenkins discovers there's something wrong with the Library since it returned from the Void, the Librarians all find themselves drawn back together after having been off on their own for months, to solve the mystery of a massive storm that has parked itself over Manhattan. They soon discover the culprit in both cases is none other than Shakespeare's Prospero.

The obnoxious Cindy Kroger has suddenly become super-popular thanks to a magical love potion. The Librarians must stop her before she launches a love missile that would force the whole world to become her fan base.

When Stone takes Ezekiel to see an old friend at the racetrack / casino, he's expecting to get away from the headaches associated with being a Librarian. Once Stone and Ezekiel get to the racetrack, however, it quickly starts to feel like they haven't gotten a break from being Librarians at all. When Stone's friend, Slayton, loses his prize racehorse on a bet and is injured in a freak accident, they chalk it up to bad luck. Once they get to the hospital and find that the whole emergency room is full of victims of "freak accidents", all of whom were patrons of the same racetrack / casino, well, this sounds like a job for the Librarians.

A group of Civil War reenactors is in the midst of a mock battle when they find an actual civil war ghost in their midst! The Librarians are called onto the case and head to a town called Feud, right on the Mason-Dixon line. It was recently renamed after evidence was found by the local historian, Janet Hedge, that two brothers, on opposite sides of the war, killed each other in a civil war battle in that town. Since the discovery, the town has become a tourist destination, with Hedge running the local museum. For many years, only one brother's half of the locket, separated and given to them each by their mother, has been displayed, but Hedge has just announced the other half has been found, so she's holding a celebration ceremony.