Can a tiny persnickety fey and a gentle giant human truly be fated?
Gingersnap is a busy man. As the Fey King's trusty underling, he's constantly running errands and fulfilling important tasks. He doesn't have a minute to spare for love, even if his heart secretly yearns for it.
But Gingersnap's life is thrown into chaos when a human baby appears out of nowhere on the Fey King's doorstep—the same King notorious for hating humans and infants.
Desperate to keep his new charge safe, Gingersnap turns to the only person he can think of: the human whose house the Fey Kingdom resides in.
Single omega Edmund runs an in-home daycare. He loves children despite not having any of his own. His efforts at finding true love haven't worked so far, but he's positive good things will happen... someday.
And that someday happens when a small man with a funny name appears in his house with a baby in hand.
The Fey Favor is a sweet and fluffy 20k mpreg novella featuring a human omega, an alpha fey, and the baby who brings them together. It is a standalone with no cheating and a HEA
Hawke is a M/M author who loves the world of MPREG and shifters. In his spare time he enjoys hiking with his dog, hanging out with his boyfriend, and playing video games.
Wonderful little short about an overworked fairy and a human who meet and turn out to be fated mates. Throw in a fairy king and an abandoned baby and it's bound to get crazy!
This was sweet, I enjoyed the sweetness between Gingersnap and Edmund in this story. I also liked the swap in the stereotypical "norms" of what an alpha and omega look like - that Gingersnap was the more petite and slender alpha.
This easily stands on its own and was a quick, sweet read. Low steam and lots of sweetness!
4.5 ⭐s A Fairy's Tale Of all the paranormals the Fey are not among my favorites. I've read quite a few books in which they are featured as primary or secondary characters. In recent years I haven't read any stories with Fey. It took one of my favorites, Hawke Oakley to get me to read a Fey story again. I can positively report it was worth the wait.
I loved the idea of the size difference with a small Alpha Fey and an extra large gentle giant Human Omega. It was very entertaining reading about the Fey Kingdom located in a doll house.
Seeing the huge Omega take such good care of the children in his home based daycare was sweet but poignant. The Omega felt because of his large size he never expected to find an Alpha to have children of his own with. I found this to be another enjoyable part of The Fairy Tales series and look forward to more.
As usual, Hawke Oakley brings a bright new look to the Fey. Our Fey, Gingersnap, is a loyal and hardworking Fey. Our human, Edmund, runs a daycare out of his home. Now the Fey Kingdom resides in the attic of Edmunds home but he believes it is mice. I will say no more about the storyline as it is in the blurb, but if you have read any of the books written by Hawke Oakley, then you probably know how it goes. There is a guaranteed HEA with a possible baby. I like to read shorter books or novellas and Hawke Oakley is an author I read often. There is always a HEA but there is always family love whether it is biological or found family. The length of the book may be short but it is always entertaining, glue in hair or saccharine packets anyone? I would recommend this book for a quick and sweet read.
Gingersnap works for the Fey King and one day he finds a human baby which he knows the King will flip out over so he takes said baby to one person knows that will help, Edmund.
Edmund willingly helps take care of the little one and they fall for each other in the process. Cherub as they named him is adorable and sweet.
The usual plot for one of these in the series happens. The sex was good as always too. I'm not sure why I wasn't as into this one. It was good, just not everything did I enjoy especially the King who was horrible though least he let Gingersnap go.
I loved The Fey Favor by Hawke Oakley. It's the sixth book in the Fairytale Mates series. I loved Gingersnap, Edmund, and Cherub. I loved the height difference between Gingersnap and Edmund. I loved that Edmund thought he had a mouse infestation problem but he really had a Fay kingdom living in his attic. I thought Edmund and Gingersnap were really cute together as they raised the baby that Gingersnap had found in the attic. I read this using the Kindle unlimited program.
A fey, a human and a baby come together by fate...
This is a real "fairy" tale. Complete with a horrible fey king, his overworked assistant, a human with a big heart, and a cherubic baby left on the doorstep. This tale has the long and the short of it. A fey alpha named Gingersnap... how cool is that! An oversized omega who loves children as his fated mate. This is a sweet story you will fall in love with. Get. It. Now!
Was a cute read. I liked the idea of the fairies living up in someone's attic and using a dollhouse as the fey king's castle. That was amusing to me. I felt like there was something otherworldly about Lillian but it never said in the book. I wish this one was longer because I found the idea of the fey really interesting. Same with the last book and the demons. I wish there was more world building but for novellas, I guess it is adequate.
. . . É uma leitura F(. . .), desculpe pela palavra, eu amei 🖤. . . Um fey com cabelo e barba azul, e que ama crianças, o que mais pode ter para ser super e mega fofo. Um lindo companheiro fadado em tamanho família na altura. Um casal perfeito para amar e cuidar de um pequeno bebe fey que foi trazido pelo destino 🤭🤭 que venha o prox. livro. . . Boa Leitura 😘
Delightful story of the overworked and lonely fey Gingersnap, and the lonely human Edmund who had no clue that the fey were real, nor that they lived in his attic. Enjoy how they meet, handle the infant found “on Gingersnap’s doorstep,” and savor the steamy moments of their love!!!
This book was so cute and I just loved both Edmund and Gingersnap. Their story was interesting and I was so glad to see how loving they were towards each other. Absolutely love this series. Wonderful.
Don't get me wrong I did like this story but not as much as the others in the series. I found it a little fast passed and confusing at times. As for the ending it jumped to the epilogue very abruptly.
True opposites attract!! A fey and a human. Two completely different people find there fated mate and a baby on the doorstep. A beautiful heartwarming insta family. Great book !!
Lovely story - characters are adorable- interesting see that the alpha was smaller than the Omega- glad the sex scenes wasn't too graphic- less graphic sex the better
If you like unusual aloha omega pairings then this one is for you. A taller than usual human omega meets his tiny fated fey mate. All the feels follow.
The Fey Favor is a whimsical delight that pairs a persnickety fey with a gentle-hearted omega in the sweetest way. Gingersnap’s dedication to his duties leaves little room for love, but when a human baby appears on the Fey King’s doorstep, chaos ensues. Edmund’s nurturing nature and instant affection for both Gingersnap and the baby make him the perfect match. Their dynamic is full of adorable misunderstandings and tender moments, and the slow build of trust between them feels organic and heartwarming. This novella feels like a warm hug with just enough magic to keep things enchanting.