Lord William Fairfield is an experienced hunter, so when he encounters the beautiful, raven-haired Lady Eirwen White in the forest running for her life, he knows that he must use his skills to save her. But will Eirwen allow him to put his life at risk to aid her against her wicked stepmother?
Eirwen accepts Lord William’s help for one night only. Because, as much as the strength of his arms makes her feel safe and stirs a deep desire within, she knows she cannot risk his safety for her own. But who will protect her heart from the handsome huntsman?
I first read Tammy Andresen in the Wicked Earls series by multiple authors. Tammy Andresen caught my eye due to her simply lovable stories. I started with her Fairfield Fairytales which is a group of 5 novellas featuring 4 brothers, a cousin and lots of magic.
The flow of the book was fairly quick, partly due to the short length of the series. The love stories and their intensity is attributed to magic of Love and destiny. Sometimes, it’s nice to not have to think about how things came to be as they are. Right?
Each of the stories features a fairytale as is explained by the author on the Author’s note. It should be clarified here that the author focusses on the original fairytales by Grimm Brothers and not the Disney versions.
The series includes known fairytales like Snow White and Red Riding Hood and also lesser-known stories like The Four Clever Brothers. The latter forms the setting for the whole series.
The series is suitable for teenagers. It focuses on the emotional side of Love more than the physical side of it. The series is almost a slightly adult-ised version of children’s fairytales. This makes the series very enjoyable.
Someday, I would love to read books about the second generation of Fairfields as I enjoyed their cameo roles in Ewan’s story. I have to check out Tammy Andresen’s bibliography once again.
What a joy to read this story - twist on Snow White. Most of the time it's Cinderella but this was a fresh take on S.W.
Wonderful twists with suspense thrown in at the right time. I kept waiting for the 7 Dwarfs to show up and then it dawned on me, they had a mention as the orphans - clever!
Interesting main and secondary character's. I felt a connection to the H/h and there is mild lovemaking within marriage heat level 3 out of 5.
The epilogue was a nice touch and I will have to research to see if this author has other stories in the fairy tale genre. I am not a fan usually of this type of story, but this one has changed my mind. What made this unique it had an element of the fairy tale we are so familiar with, but this author took it also down a different path - great job!
No cheating, no cliffhanger, HEA, romantic and little steam. (ljb)
What a Wonderful Fairytale! Hunting For A Lady’s Heart by Tammy Andresen is book 2 in A Fairfield Fairy Tale series. Tammy has such a charming way of writing with a little steamy to it! I loved this novella and read it in one sitting! You become so engrossed in the book that the world around you just disappears. This story has a magic mirror, talking trees, evil, shapeshifting, kindness, family love, magic, rescue, good and love at first sight. I recommend this book very highly. You won’t be disappointed! Travel back in time to a world of make believe with the Fairfield brothers, Will, Tom, Nick and Graham, and Lady Eirwen Snow.
***This book was gifted to me and I am voluntarily reviewing.
Hunting For A Lady's Heart: A Regency Fairy Tale by Tammy Andresen is a fairly short read, a great choice for those with limited time for reading. Ms Andresen has delivered a book packed with amazing, lovable characters. William and Eirwen's story is a twist on the Snow White fairy tale. There's plenty of drama, action, magic and spice to hold a reader's attention. I enjoyed reading Hunting For A Lady's Heart and look forward to reading more from Tammy Andresen in the future. Hunting For A Lady's Heart is book 2 of the Fairfield Fairy Tales Series but can be read as a standalone. This is a complete book, not a cliff-hanger.
I voluntarily read an Advance Reader Copy of this book.
Overall, this is just a short and different version of Snow White. It was a bit rushed in some parts but the book is short so that is understandable. Her fear was rational but also her constant back and forth with wanting to leave or stay was a bit a lot because it was constant. I did like how this story included different elements different from the original Snow White.
This is a review for books 1-4. I have to say I wasn't over the moon. These are definitely fairy tales. They are fast moving and get right to the point. They are okay just wasn't in super love with them.