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Enchanted: The Fairy Revels Collection: 9 Faerie Romance & Fantasy Fairy Tales; Urban Fantasy, YA Fairies, Fractured Fairy Tales, Sweet Fae Romance, and Paranormal Boxed Set
One spellbound night, nine award-winning and Amazon best-selling authors joined together to bring you an enchanting collection of tales featuring our favorite otherworldly creatures, fairies. Enchanted: The Fairy Revels Collection will seduce you into the wondrous world of the fae with magic, romance, fantasy, adventure, fairy tales, and folklore. Get ready to be beguiled by a unique boxed set with fractured fairy tales, contemporary romance, paranormal romance, sci-fi adventure, and more. This captivating collection is certain to please anyone who loves fairy stories. Over 600 pages!
THE BEE CHARMER by Poppy Lawless
Rayne moved to Chancellor on a mission to help Alice find true love. That is, after all, his job as her fairy godfather. What Rayne didn’t expect was to find a love of his own. All Viola wants is to pursue her dream of becoming a perfumer. She doesn’t have time to fall in love. Viola and Rayne will soon find that when your heart makes a wish, even impossible dreams can come true.
I DO BELIEVE IN FAERIES by Erin Hayes
Even though she grew up in a family of witches, Abby is normal. When faeries offer her a wish, she wishes for magick of her own, without realizing the consequences. Now she has to travel to the land of faeries to save her friend's baby and undo the wish, even if it means losing her magick forever.
WOE FOR A FAERIE by B. Brumley
When I chose retribution, it got me got kicked out of the spiritual realm and banished to mortality. Now I've got to choose between Jason, the priest who’s hiding something, and Arún, the handsome off-world Fae that believes I’m his prophesied queen... But first, I've got to survive New York City.
FLIGHTLESS by Margo Bond Collins
Josh Bevington doesn't know how to survive living in Fairy, Texas without his wings; Laney Harris doesn’t know how to survive without Josh. When Laney's biological father shows up in Fairy, determined to steal his daughter's newfound powers, Josh and Laney will have to overcome work together—or risk losing everything they care about.
ROSE PETAL GRAVES by Olivia Wildenstein
I thought losing my mother would be the greatest shock of my life, but the real surprise came after her death. Dad said she suffered a stroke after she dug up one of the ancient graves in our backyard, which happens to be the town cemetery. Creepy, I know. Creepier still, there was no corpse inside the old coffin, only fresh rose petals.
FAIRLY NORMAL by Carrie L. Wells
Violet Abernathy has spent more than 20 years in the human realm, but this is the year that everything changes. Potentially her last stint among the humans, her "senior" year in high school teaches her more than she ever guessed it would about friendship, love, and support. Maybe what they say is true, change is the only thing that ever stays the same.
FAE CAME ON THE PLANE! by Elizabeth Watasin
At Jifk Spaceport, something every creature and person feared came in on a plane: faeries. When the spaceport goes down, it’s any survivor of the fae incursion on her or his own, and Nico’s not going to let Darqueworld’s most feared boogeymen, the faerie kind, stop her from getting to her lover’s arrival gate.
THE FAE AND THE FARMGIRL by Pauline Creeden
A Fae princess in jeans and paddock shoes--could any of this be real? Daisy Adams was an orphan raised on her uncle's farm, but a tractor accident suddenly forces her uncle to reveal the lie she's been living. Her mother's still alive and she's a queen of the Fae... and to make matters worse, Daisy is hunted and the center of a war that is just beginning.
THE BEE CHARMER by Poppy Lawless
Rayne moved to Chancellor on a mission to help Alice find true love. That is, after all, his job as her fairy godfather. What Rayne didn’t expect was to find a love of his own. All Viola wants is to pursue her dream of becoming a perfumer. She doesn’t have time to fall in love. Viola and Rayne will soon find that when your heart makes a wish, even impossible dreams can come true.
I DO BELIEVE IN FAERIES by Erin Hayes
Even though she grew up in a family of witches, Abby is normal. When faeries offer her a wish, she wishes for magick of her own, without realizing the consequences. Now she has to travel to the land of faeries to save her friend's baby and undo the wish, even if it means losing her magick forever.
WOE FOR A FAERIE by B. Brumley
When I chose retribution, it got me got kicked out of the spiritual realm and banished to mortality. Now I've got to choose between Jason, the priest who’s hiding something, and Arún, the handsome off-world Fae that believes I’m his prophesied queen... But first, I've got to survive New York City.
FLIGHTLESS by Margo Bond Collins
Josh Bevington doesn't know how to survive living in Fairy, Texas without his wings; Laney Harris doesn’t know how to survive without Josh. When Laney's biological father shows up in Fairy, determined to steal his daughter's newfound powers, Josh and Laney will have to overcome work together—or risk losing everything they care about.
ROSE PETAL GRAVES by Olivia Wildenstein
I thought losing my mother would be the greatest shock of my life, but the real surprise came after her death. Dad said she suffered a stroke after she dug up one of the ancient graves in our backyard, which happens to be the town cemetery. Creepy, I know. Creepier still, there was no corpse inside the old coffin, only fresh rose petals.
FAIRLY NORMAL by Carrie L. Wells
Violet Abernathy has spent more than 20 years in the human realm, but this is the year that everything changes. Potentially her last stint among the humans, her "senior" year in high school teaches her more than she ever guessed it would about friendship, love, and support. Maybe what they say is true, change is the only thing that ever stays the same.
FAE CAME ON THE PLANE! by Elizabeth Watasin
At Jifk Spaceport, something every creature and person feared came in on a plane: faeries. When the spaceport goes down, it’s any survivor of the fae incursion on her or his own, and Nico’s not going to let Darqueworld’s most feared boogeymen, the faerie kind, stop her from getting to her lover’s arrival gate.
THE FAE AND THE FARMGIRL by Pauline Creeden
A Fae princess in jeans and paddock shoes--could any of this be real? Daisy Adams was an orphan raised on her uncle's farm, but a tractor accident suddenly forces her uncle to reveal the lie she's been living. Her mother's still alive and she's a queen of the Fae... and to make matters worse, Daisy is hunted and the center of a war that is just beginning.
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892 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 9, 2016
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March 31, 2016
Such different takes, such different worlds, such different faeries. Love.
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April 18, 2016
Flightless is book two in the Fairy, Texas series by Margo Bond Collins. This book is being released both as part of the anthology, Enchanted: The Fairy Revels Collection, and by itself. This book was generously provided to me in exchange for an honest review by the author. To date this is the only book in this anthology I have read and my rating is based only on the one book.
When I first read book one in this series, Fairy, Texas, I was completely floored. It was amazing, which is often my reaction when reading one of Margo’s books. So I was so excited to get to read the next installment, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint.
“I can dream all I want, but in the end, I’m still flightless.”
This book is told from both Laney and Josh’s point of views. It directly follows book one. It’s been a few weeks since the big event which put Josh in the hospital after losing his wings. During Josh’s stay in the hospital, Laney has been in training, trying to learn how to control her powers. It is the first day both Josh and Laney will return to high school and Laney is a nervous wreck. The guilt she feels is overwhelming after what happened to Josh. She feels like it’s somehow her fault. It seems like Josh must feel the same way because he looks at her with nothing but anger and he’ll have nothing at all to do with her.
Laney’s relationship with her step sister is better, not perfect, but better. That’s one thing (out of many) that I loved about this book. We see tons of growth with these two’s relationship. Kayla went from being the evil stepsister to a kick butt addition to their little group.
Not only is Laney trying to adjust to being back in school and all the changes in her life, there is a new visitor to Fairy, Texas. A man claiming to be her father comes to town saying he wants to get to know her. Why, though, is he suddenly interested in getting to know her after all these years? After she hasn’t heard from him since she was a little girl? Does he really just want to get to know her or does he want something else from her?
Even though things are very strained between Laney and Josh, they along with Mason and Kayla, are forced to work together to get to the bottom of things. And they are once again thrust into danger as they attempt to save their town and themselves.
This book, as the first was, is a nail biter most definitely. And I absolutely loved the ending. It was just beautiful. I do recommend reading the first book. But then what a fabulous way to read this sequel then as part of an anthology? You get Flightless along with eight other stories by eight other authors to enjoy. I hope you enjoy Fairy, Texas as much as I did.
When I first read book one in this series, Fairy, Texas, I was completely floored. It was amazing, which is often my reaction when reading one of Margo’s books. So I was so excited to get to read the next installment, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint.
“I can dream all I want, but in the end, I’m still flightless.”
This book is told from both Laney and Josh’s point of views. It directly follows book one. It’s been a few weeks since the big event which put Josh in the hospital after losing his wings. During Josh’s stay in the hospital, Laney has been in training, trying to learn how to control her powers. It is the first day both Josh and Laney will return to high school and Laney is a nervous wreck. The guilt she feels is overwhelming after what happened to Josh. She feels like it’s somehow her fault. It seems like Josh must feel the same way because he looks at her with nothing but anger and he’ll have nothing at all to do with her.
Laney’s relationship with her step sister is better, not perfect, but better. That’s one thing (out of many) that I loved about this book. We see tons of growth with these two’s relationship. Kayla went from being the evil stepsister to a kick butt addition to their little group.
Not only is Laney trying to adjust to being back in school and all the changes in her life, there is a new visitor to Fairy, Texas. A man claiming to be her father comes to town saying he wants to get to know her. Why, though, is he suddenly interested in getting to know her after all these years? After she hasn’t heard from him since she was a little girl? Does he really just want to get to know her or does he want something else from her?
Even though things are very strained between Laney and Josh, they along with Mason and Kayla, are forced to work together to get to the bottom of things. And they are once again thrust into danger as they attempt to save their town and themselves.
This book, as the first was, is a nail biter most definitely. And I absolutely loved the ending. It was just beautiful. I do recommend reading the first book. But then what a fabulous way to read this sequel then as part of an anthology? You get Flightless along with eight other stories by eight other authors to enjoy. I hope you enjoy Fairy, Texas as much as I did.
April 26, 2016
Loving this collection so far. I haven't had a chance to read all the novellas, mostly because I'm dragging out the pleasure of reading them. I can honestly say that Olivia Wildenstein's "Rose Petal Graves" and B. Brumley's "Woe for a Faerie" are two incredible stories. Fast-paced, magical (as they should be), with just the right amount of romance. Both are compulsively readable, have really vivid characters and wonderful plots, and settings that literally jump off the pages.
I'm looking forward to sinking my teeth in the other novellas.
I'm looking forward to sinking my teeth in the other novellas.
April 30, 2016
**SPOILER FREE**
With only half a book left to finish in this set, I can honestly say that this has been an enjoyable set of books. Each one holds it's own way of writing skills from each author. The talent that each one shows is amazing. Easy to fall into the book and escape the reality of the world. Recommend these highly!
*Received for an honest review*
With only half a book left to finish in this set, I can honestly say that this has been an enjoyable set of books. Each one holds it's own way of writing skills from each author. The talent that each one shows is amazing. Easy to fall into the book and escape the reality of the world. Recommend these highly!
*Received for an honest review*
August 25, 2017
This box set of fantasy stories was simply delightful. I was looking for an escape from my non-magical life and chose these stories. What a treat!
The stories include:
I Do Believe in Faeries by Erin Hayes
The Bee Charmer by Poppy Lawless
Woe for a Faerie by B. Brumley
Flightless by Margo Bond Collins
Rose Petal Graves by Olivia Wildenstein
Fairly Normal by Carrie L. Wells
Fae Came on the Plane by Elizabeth Watasin
The Fae and the Farmgirl by Pauline Creeden
The Fairy Bargain by Blaire Edens
My favorite story has got to be The Fae and the Farmgirl.
My Rating: 5+ stars
The stories include:
I Do Believe in Faeries by Erin Hayes
The Bee Charmer by Poppy Lawless
Woe for a Faerie by B. Brumley
Flightless by Margo Bond Collins
Rose Petal Graves by Olivia Wildenstein
Fairly Normal by Carrie L. Wells
Fae Came on the Plane by Elizabeth Watasin
The Fae and the Farmgirl by Pauline Creeden
The Fairy Bargain by Blaire Edens
My favorite story has got to be The Fae and the Farmgirl.
My Rating: 5+ stars
May 2, 2016
The Fae and The Farm Girl by Pauline Creeden sets up a wonderful world in which Daisy Adams discovers she's not who she has always believed herself to be. In the span of a moment, her world was turned on it's head when the uncle who raised her gave her news she never would have expected.
Creeden's story is a wonderful beginning into Daisy's discovery of being Fae and all that it entails. I look forward to reading more of Daisy's journey as she discovers who she really is.
A copy of this book was provided in exchange for my honest review.
Creeden's story is a wonderful beginning into Daisy's discovery of being Fae and all that it entails. I look forward to reading more of Daisy's journey as she discovers who she really is.
A copy of this book was provided in exchange for my honest review.
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