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Not Quite The Fairy Tale: First Bundle – standalone novels: Cinderella, a little Siren, Beauty and the Beast, the Snow Queen

Step into a realm where fairies only help out when they are bored to tears or obliged to do so.

Instead of Prince Charming, meet a bunch of sexy alpha males.

Cinderella doesn’t want anything to do with her King, and her biggest aspiration is suing the shit out of her step mother when she can afford to do so.

Erik isn’t all that fond of the mermaid with red hair, but he definitely fancies the sea witch.

While the Beast is something of a recluse, he sees plenty of action in his casino-slash-sexclub…

And Kai’s more interested in the mysterious girl who seem to control his frozen wasteland than in Gerda.

This bundle includes a lot of your favourite characters, only everyone is all grown up, and definitely sassier. What’s more? All of them are standalone novels – not short stories, no cliffhanger.

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Cinderella

The King needs an heir and that means finding some sort of woman to do the job;

“That’s all it’s about, ultimately: basic, carnal compatibility in order to satisfy this need. For that reason, the pictures I request of those who wish to apply are explicit. The full prerequisites are attached to the correspondence. If you aren’t comfortable with these demands, don’t bother applying.”

Ella applies, seeing straight through the bullshit; she goes as far as to derisively add a set of pictures fitting the requirements the letter demands:

A picture of her “pussy” – a fat, indolent Persian – and of her in her nightwear – yoga pants and a hoodie.

In lieu of an introduction, her message reads:

« Dear Daniel Franko Phillipe Del Luz,

I’ve applied to guarantee that I’m not summoned to your little orgy.

Fuck you. We aren’t all stupid.

Ella. »

It was supposed to go through an automated system;

she didn’t expect anyone to read it…

Let alone the King

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A little Siren

Silvia Undine, otherwise known as the Sea Witch, has enough of hiding.

All she did three years ago was saving a child and his father, but she stands accused of causing the storm, and as a consequence, has been banished from her seas.

Enough of that. Defying the ruler of the seas, she goes back where she belongs.

Everything would be peaceful, if it wasn’t for the three Kings who fight over, against, and for her.

The King of Alenia has taken a wife and Erik of Denker knows it’s his turn; after three years spent searching for the one woman whose ever mattered – the one who saved him and his son from drowning – he has to give up and choose an alternative.

He does so, tying himself to the first suitable option, just when Silvia step in his kingdom.

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Beauty and the Beast

“Let me tell you one thing, Beast: if your Prince ever returns, watch his back. There are thousands who would gladly throw daggers at it.”

And Belle would be first in line.

Ten years ago, he was Prince Aiden, heir of Jereena, at the top of the world – now, they call him Beast.

Aiden has landed on his feet, his exclusive club is the place to be, he makes hundreds of thousands a night.

What else could he possibly want?

Belle grew up during the Anarchy, and the corrupted system screwed her, big time, but she managed to get by.

Then, her stupid brother goes and steals from the Beast, who demands her as payment.

Well, her, a pile of cash, or her sister – option two and three aren’t acceptable.

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The Snow Queen

Kai, heir of the dilapidated clan who’s established residence in the most dangerous mountain on Gaia to avoid persecution, has enough problem on his plate. For starters? Finding enough food. Lack of running water. Keeping the kids alive – and out of the slave trade.

The torrential snow.

But when he sees that innocent, defenseless girl who persists in staying in the cold wastelands all by herself, he can’t close his eyes, she becomes his to care for.

She’s the last full fledged goddess residing in Gaia and that mortal wishes to save her.

Men are stupid.

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  1. Anonymous says:
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Four fairtales with a sexy spin!, 24 May 2016
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    This review is from: Not Quite The Fairy Tale: First Bundle – standalone novels: Cinderella, a little Siren, Beauty and the Beast, the Snow Queen (Kindle Edition)
    Four fantastic versions of your much loved fairytales – packaged into one… and even better, these are better than the originals. Not for kids, this is the the adult version with an interesting spin. The characters are quick to love (or hate), the scenes are portrayed really well, and the sex is hot hot hot!

    I have to say that May Sage truly has a vivid imagination, and she has taken a lot of care to keep the general context of the originals stories, spinning them with her own flare. They were fun to read, and a real bargain when packaged together.

    I hope she continues this theme, as not quite the fairytale series are sure to be a big hit!
    On a kindle – it would be great to have chapters and go to for the stories (as I’d read Cinderella before) – makes for easy reference rather than flicking through kindle pages. Easy fix 🙂

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  2. Anonymous says:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    May Sage can tell a story!, 28 April 2016
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    Shazzie (Spain) –

    This review is from: Not Quite The Fairy Tale: First Bundle – standalone novels: Cinderella, a little Siren, Beauty and the Beast, the Snow Queen (Kindle Edition)
    I have read Cinderella and A Little Siren and both books were great. The writing and humour portrayed in both books have been delivered to the reader in a style that makes for enjoyable reading. I am glad May Sage has put this little bundle together! I have downloaded it with Kindle Unlimited and I know I will enjoy The Snow Queen and Beauty and the Beast. I will be back to do a full review.
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  3. Anonymous says:
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Well worth reading, 12 Aug. 2016
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    rose

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    This review is from: Not Quite The Fairy Tale: First Bundle – standalone novels: Cinderella, a little Siren, Beauty and the Beast, the Snow Queen (Kindle Edition)
    If you’re looking for a red hot spin on the classic fairy tales then look no further.

    This collection is captivating and it keeps you hooked till the very end and then leaves you wanting more.

    I look forward to reading more from this author.

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