Sleeping Beauty Is Just Not That Into You

What if Sleeping Beauty just wasn't that impressed? Cinderella is back with her Prince Charming, Rank is stuck in the dungeon with Gloriosa, and Fenix seems to be missing... or is he? The handsome shapeshifter might be a lot closer than Cinderella thinks. Prince Sharman's sister is still asleep, and he's desperate to find the man who can wake her from her everlasting slumber. The prince promises his sister's hand in marriage to the man with the magic kiss. After all, that man is supposed to be her soulmate! Or is he? Sleeping Beauty Is Just Not That Into You is the satirical sequel to After Cinderella. Reading the previous book is necessary.

Once upon a time you were the princess of your own fairy tale; you lived in your own imaginary world. But then, as you grew older, you became more aware of the reality around youthe fact that the world continuously states that there are no such things as happily ever afters and that no man is a prince. The little princess dies inside of you. Throughout this book you will rediscover that every desire you have as a woman fits into a fairy tale. All you need is a prince to fight for you to awaken your princess heart againbecause being a princess is the preparation for becoming a queen, his queen. This book will touch various aspects of your feminine heart, from how to unlock your husbands love to being a lady-in-waiting and rediscovering who God really is in your life. The created will go to the Creator, and only there she will find her true identity.

WARNING: Be advised, this version of Wizard of Oz contains very strong language. First and foremost, Dylan Gale is the caregiver of his dying mother. When he's not taking care of her, he single-handedly tends to the family farm. Well... not quite single-handedly. He gets a lot of help from his loyal terrier and good boy, Simon. One fateful night, a storm sweeps through Kansas and whisks him away to the land of Oz. There, he meets a “good” witch named Glennis, who sends him on an “important mission” to save the people of Oz. (He's actually murdering her sister, but he doesn't need to know that). Along the way, he meets a foul-mouthed lady scarecrow, a cowardly knight (wearing way too much armor), and an excessively polite robot named Ten. A Farm Boy in Oz is a genderbent fantasy retelling that isn't meant to be taken too seriously. Please note: This was originally released as a 2-part series. A Farm Boy in Oz: The Complete Collection contains both parts of the story.

The Fellestan army, led by the mysterious Black Knight, mows down every village in its path. One such village is Silverton, where Kelizabeth "Kizzy" Sundir spends her days as a barmaid, serving drinks and scrubbing counters. When she isn't a barmaid, Kelizabeth is the caregiver of her blind, disabled mother. News of the Fellestan invasion has her village in an uproar, and when Kelizabeth volunteers to join the militia, her bravery is met with chuckles. However, she is approached by a man named Eion McKenna, who offers lessons in archery and swordplay. Eion is clever, crass, and determined to turn the barmaid into a warrior. Kelizabeth's new instructor is a man with secrets, and when they are revealed, her life will change forever. Content Warning: Strong violence and language

Daniul has come to terms with an unfortunate fact: he must make contact with the barbarous Black Knight. His mission takes him deep into enemy territory, alone. And it's probably a suicide mission. Meanwhile, Kelizabeth is captured by the twisted Fellestan king, who forces her to fight in a bloody tournament to the death. There, she'll have to put Eion's lessons to the test. Please note: This is the third book in The Black Knight Chronicles series. Knowledge of the first two is recommended.

Her father might be dead, but Kizzy is determined to reunite with him, even if it means turning back time. To have a chance, she must cross oceans to claim a crucial artifact. Kizzy won't be going alone. Daniul, the fussiest mage in the world, is determined to vex her with his company. He complains a lot, rests a lot, lectures constantly, and refuses to help anyone unless it suits him. Their quest takes them through pirate-infested waters, and meddling with time leads them into more trouble. Dragons weren't always extinct. Please note: This is the 2nd book in this series. Knowledge of the first is recommended.

What can you do when the man of your dreams is a cold-blooded killer? Kylin's lost everything. Her village is destroyed, her friends are dead, and her little brother is kidnapped. Kylin would have been kidnapped too, if not for the timely intervention of sibling assassins, Wilhelm and Vala. Though she hardly approves of their sinful occupation, Kylin owes them her life. Kylin is a kitsune, blessed with supernatural powers. She can shapeshift, heal, and control the weather. Like all kitsunes, Kylin has been waiting to feel “the resonance,” a sensation that will tell her she's found her fated partner. Unfortunately, her soulmate might be an assassin...

Princess Arienne has awful luck. First, she's betrothed to the world's most pompous prince. On the way to her wedding, her secret crush is murdered in front of her. Then she's abducted by pirates, led by the wickedly charming Alfred Du Bois. But none of it is real. Arienne exists in a realistic virtual world called the “altsphere.” In real life, the princess is a quadriplegic named Alice. Paralyzed and mired in depression, Alice craves an escape. Virtual reality lets her live again. The Darker Ages combines elements of fantasy, romance and mystery, as the real world identities of various characters are gradually revealed.