Fairy Tales and Ever Afters (Books 1&2) by Danielle Monsch
“Why, Reina, I never knew you were interested in the size of my sword.Anytime you want a private viewing, I will be more than happy to oblige.”
Title: Fairy Tales and Ever Afters (Books One & Two)
Author: Danielle Monsch
Loving a Fairy Godmother: It ain’t easy being the only Fairy Godfather in existence, especially when the Fairy Godmother of your dreams wants you kicked out of the program. Tiernan is given his hardest assignment yet – get a girl by the name of Cinderella her HEA or lose his status as a Fairy Godfather. His supervisor for this job is none other than Reina, the one woman he’s interested in and the one woman who wants nothing to do with him. Well, Reina better watch out, because Tiernan has decided Fairy Godmothers deserve to have Happily Ever Afters too.
Loving an Ugly Beast: When a Beast gets a chance to become a Beauty, he takes it. Benton never cared what anyone thought of him until Nissa entered his life, but to win her love he would do anything, including make a wish to a Fairy Godmother to change himself. Now he is everything he wasn’t before – handsome, charming, and desirable. But does Nissa really prefer beauty, or will she fight to get her beast back?
Rate: A
Thoughts: This was just an ‘enchanting’ set of stories – I honestly loved the way the author wrote these. Both books managed to achieve a wonderful balance between author creativity, yet at the same time retaining enough of the original fairytales to be easily recognizable. Whenever I have read other fairytale/romance spins, I am usually less than impressed but that is definitely not the case with this set! The author did a fantastic job with these – they were witty, entertaining, sexy, and thoroughly enjoyable. I loved the characters, and the authors amazing way of retelling the stories. I hadn’t read any books by this author before, but I definitely plan to remedy that now! I will definitely be looking for more books by this author.
The Naughty Vixen 
what a superb quotation … a man’s sword is always his pride of course, and they never grow tired of showing it to best advantage