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Fairy Tale Royals: Romance Collection Book 1 - 3
Five royal siblings.
Four of them are princes.
Three of them have stories in this collection.
Two of them find their true love.
One of them gets turned into a beast.
(Okay, spoiler, he finds his true love too!)
This romance collection contains the first three books in Emily Deady's beloved Fairy Tale Royals series. Inside these pages you will
Shard of A Cinderella Romance
Thorn of A Beauty and the Best Romance
Pearl of A Little Mermaid Romance
Enjoy the series at your own peril, for this sweet fantasy contains shy first kisses, rags to riches, enemies to lovers, lighthearted banter, and clashing worldviews.
Four of them are princes.
Three of them have stories in this collection.
Two of them find their true love.
One of them gets turned into a beast.
(Okay, spoiler, he finds his true love too!)
This romance collection contains the first three books in Emily Deady's beloved Fairy Tale Royals series. Inside these pages you will
Shard of A Cinderella Romance
Thorn of A Beauty and the Best Romance
Pearl of A Little Mermaid Romance
Enjoy the series at your own peril, for this sweet fantasy contains shy first kisses, rags to riches, enemies to lovers, lighthearted banter, and clashing worldviews.
800 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 18, 2022
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About the author
Emily Deady
12 books159 followersEmily Deady was as an avid reader who hated writing. But one day she realized that most authors loved cats and tea, her two favorite things. So, she stopped fighting the inevitable and she began to write. She loves a good romance, her real life hero who patiently listens to all her plotlines, and hitting the trails for light hike in sunny San Diego.
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October 12, 2022
Decent until Erich
At first I was happily entertained by this series. The overarching plot was unfolding interestingly, if a bit too slowly, and I enjoyed seeing a different attempt at weaving fairy tales into a cohesive larger story (as compared to KM Shea). It wasn't amazing, considering some grammar and continuity issues, but still worth my time. Until Erich's book.
That one had more significant problems. Either the author utterly failed at sense, or Erich was extraordinarily beyond the pale dumb. Possibly some combination. He didn't notice or think of so many super obvious things that I struggled to get through the book.
I also didn't like adding in Robin Hood to the fairy tales because it isn't a fairy tale. I suspect that will grow as a problem with future books, so I probably will not continue the series.
Good try, though.
At first I was happily entertained by this series. The overarching plot was unfolding interestingly, if a bit too slowly, and I enjoyed seeing a different attempt at weaving fairy tales into a cohesive larger story (as compared to KM Shea). It wasn't amazing, considering some grammar and continuity issues, but still worth my time. Until Erich's book.
That one had more significant problems. Either the author utterly failed at sense, or Erich was extraordinarily beyond the pale dumb. Possibly some combination. He didn't notice or think of so many super obvious things that I struggled to get through the book.
I also didn't like adding in Robin Hood to the fairy tales because it isn't a fairy tale. I suspect that will grow as a problem with future books, so I probably will not continue the series.
Good try, though.
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