A guest post from Ann Noser:
Valentine’s Day means different things to different people.
Honestly, sometimes in the past I hated the date (thought it was a way for couples to make singles feel inferior), but this time around I have something to really celebrate.
This year, my beloved fairy tale will become a reality!
Which means that this year, Valentine’s Day will mean the following:
– Princesses and dragons
– Shape-shifting nuns and meek scientists
– Giants (both good and bad) and royalty (also both good and bad)
– Sword fighting and demon hunting
– and so much more!
An Occasionally Grim Fairy Tale
Prince Bane Baronne has baby fever. He is in search of a wife with the proper mystical bloodline to bear him the heir of prophecy. Anna Leon is chosen, but Bane only pretends to be Prince Charming. When Anna questions his intentions, she vanishes from the castle.
Convinced she is to blame for her younger sister’s disappearance, Maria Leon is coerced into the royal marriage instead. She is older, wiser, and should know better–but Bane always gets what he wants. And he is not above using trickery or treachery to do so.
Convinced she is to blame for her younger sister’s disappearance, Maria Leon is coerced into the royal marriage instead. She is older, wiser, and should know better–but Bane always gets what he wants. And he is not above using trickery or treachery to do so.
Maria attempts to salvage what she can of a “happily ever after” by working hard to be the best mother and wife. Until the day she learns that every woman who has married into the Baronne line disappears soon after they have produced an heir.
And she is next in line.
Available for purchase on AMAZON starting February 14th, 2018!
Also available on Kindle Unlimited.
About the author:
Also available on Kindle Unlimited.
About the author:
More about me: Growing up an only child, I learned to entertain myself. During summer vacations, my greatest form of exercise consisted of turning the pages of a book. Now I’m all grown up, and full of stories half-written in my head. I have to write them down so I can find out what happens next.
What I enjoy: Writing, reading, being a small animal veterinarian, trail running, being a mom (although sometimes the hours do not promote good sleeping) and wife, and yoga (not saying I’m good at it, just that I enjoy it)
Why I wrote this book: Almost thirteen years ago I became a mother to my son. I had no idea how over-protective I would become over this little baby. That’s why I started writing this book — because new moms have so much free time, I thought I’d pick up a new hobby. Makes total sense, right? I’ve written several other books since then, but kept coming back to revise and rewrite this one — my first writing love, so to speak. So happy it will finally be out in the world, and I sure hope the world enjoys it!
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