I am a huge fan of fairy tales with new twists and Shiloh Walker has a new fascinating series called the Grimm Circle and the novel, No Prince Charming was a great addition.
Her Happy-Ever-After has been a long time coming…
Elle spent years trying to get over her so-called Prince Charming, and she’s finally getting the hang of it. A Grimm—a guardian angel with unique gifts—she spends her nights trolling for demons and kicking ass, and lately, her days have been spent with her on-and-off-again lover, Ren, a fellow Grimm. But …

One of my favorite types of stories are twisted fairy tales, where an author takes a classic and gives it a makeover. Sometimes they don’t turn out all that well, but I can’t say that with The Stepsister Scheme by Jim C. Hines. It was fabulous!
Cinderella–whose real name is Danielle Whiteshore (nee Danielle de Glas)–does marry Prince Armand. And if you can ignore the pigeon incident, their wedding is a dream come true.
But not long after the “happily ever after,” Danielle is attacked by her stepsister Charlotte, who suddenly has …

I was introduced to the wonderful Stephanie Julian by a group on Goodreads and I have to say that I thoroughly enjoyed her writing style. She has created such an intriguing world that sucks you in the instant you start reading.
Justin Johannson knows there are mythical creatures living among us. After all, he has been trying to prove their existence for ten years. Research gets a whole lot more interesting when he finds a winged woman in his bed and his sexual fantasies come to life.
Etruscan folletta Scarlata is convinced …

I love fairy tales, especially when they’ve been twisted around; so when I saw that Shiloh Walker was writing one involving various Grimm fairy tales, I was excited. The first story in the new Grimm Circle series is Candy Houses and it involves two characters you really don’t hear much of in revisited fairy tales – Rip Van Winkle and Gretel.
Greta didn’t get her happy ending her first time around. And now that she’s a Grimm—special kind of guardian angel and official ass-kicker in the paranormal world—romance is hard …

Writing as AN Roquelaure, Anne Rice gives us a new erotic fairy tale with The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty. I’ve been in the middle of The Interview with the Vampire for some time now as I couldn’t get past how hard it was to read. The good news, The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty is so much easier. It is also so different from a vampire novel, that I’m not sure what to make of it.  The bad news, it’s harder to read.
From bestselling author Anne Rice, writing …