Wayne Lawson wasn't planning on anything more than a walk with his dogs when he met Jamie, or more accurately, when Jamie decided they should meet. At first glance, Jamie might be mistaken for a child wearing scaled-down adult clothing. In fact, the three-foot man is fully-grown, a member of the secretive clan of little people who make their home in the woods of rural Oregon. No little person has made contact with humanity in centuries, with all previous attempts ending in disaster. Jamie has his reasons for letting himself be seen, although those reasons may not be enough to prevent the little people's goddess, Mother Above, from ensuring Wayne never reveals his new-found secret. Wayne now straddles two worlds. In one he lives a normal life with his wife Linda, dogs Bruno and Mercy, and Noodles the cat. In the other he roams the woods with Jamie and his family: wife and priestess Sara, daughters Darcy and Betsy, and son Davey. Enter a world just next to our own, where hollow-boned little people flit past just out of human view, their eyes darting skyward to guard against predatory eagles. This is the world of Jamie and the Little People, and Wayne is now part of it.