Fall: Scheherazade Retold (Book 0 in the Romance a Medieval Fairytale series) AUDIOBOOK

A very well written and sweet short story about a godmother/enchantress and a baron. Falling from the sky, falling in love. Wonderful fairytale retold!!
At the beginning I thought the narrating was a little over the top, but soon I thought it was more like “dreamy singing” the story. 5 stars for the author, 4.5 stars for the narrator.

I enjoyed the story. It brought a new avenue to stories for me. The characters were lively. I enjoyed the twist to the tale. I look forward to more stories in this series.

She was trying to help her Godson fight a dragon but he ran away and left her. She opened a portal to escape but miscalculated and ended up falling. She was lucky the snow was deep but her ragged dress from fighting the dragon was not enough to keep her warm. Baron Hans found her and took her to the hut he was using in his travels. This is the beginning of the story of the enchantress.

Aww, I think this is my favourite in these fairytale book series! Hans' & Lady Zoraida's story starts like a mashup of Sleeping Beauty (or Shrek, depends) and Neil Gaiman's Stardust - with a fairy godmother falling from the skies. I loved the humour, loved Hans and his simple life & wishes and loved Zoraida's no-nonsense attitude and opportunism. Loved, loved, loved. The Sheherezade twist was nice and quite different from the traditional tale (hint: sweet, no gore). Recommended for lovers of sweet & clean fairytale retellngs.

This was hilarious. Zoraide is the godmother to George the wanna be dragon slayer. She has agreed to be "dragon bait" and now is fuming at her dolt of a godson who is attempting to run away from the dragon. Who chooses to try and kill the largest dragon in the world for their first dragon? Why not start with something smaller? Well, why not? It's not like he was an expert dragon slayer .... I loved her... Zaraida is a sassy heroine.
...and then Zoraida is off to her own adventure.....I received a free copy of this book and opted to leave a review.

A very well written and sweet short story about a godmother/enchantress and a baron. Falling from the sky, falling in love. Wonderful fairytale retold!!
At the beginning I thought the narrating was a little over the top, but soon I thought it was more like “dreamy singing” the story. 5 stars for the author, 4.5 stars for the narrator.

I enjoyed the story. It brought a new avenue to stories for me. The characters were lively. I enjoyed the twist to the tale. I look forward to more stories in this series.

She was trying to help her Godson fight a dragon but he ran away and left her. She opened a portal to escape but miscalculated and ended up falling. She was lucky the snow was deep but her ragged dress from fighting the dragon was not enough to keep her warm. Baron Hans found her and took her to the hut he was using in his travels. This is the beginning of the story of the enchantress.

Aww, I think this is my favourite in these fairytale book series! Hans' & Lady Zoraida's story starts like a mashup of Sleeping Beauty (or Shrek, depends) and Neil Gaiman's Stardust - with a fairy godmother falling from the skies. I loved the humour, loved Hans and his simple life & wishes and loved Zoraida's no-nonsense attitude and opportunism. Loved, loved, loved. The Sheherezade twist was nice and quite different from the traditional tale (hint: sweet, no gore). Recommended for lovers of sweet & clean fairytale retellngs.

This was hilarious. Zoraide is the godmother to George the wanna be dragon slayer. She has agreed to be "dragon bait" and now is fuming at her dolt of a godson who is attempting to run away from the dragon. Who chooses to try and kill the largest dragon in the world for their first dragon? Why not start with something smaller? Well, why not? It's not like he was an expert dragon slayer .... I loved her... Zaraida is a sassy heroine.
...and then Zoraida is off to her own adventure.....I received a free copy of this book and opted to leave a review.

A very well written and sweet short story about a godmother/enchantress and a baron. Falling from the sky, falling in love. Wonderful fairytale retold!!
At the beginning I thought the narrating was a little over the top, but soon I thought it was more like “dreamy singing” the story. 5 stars for the author, 4.5 stars for the narrator.

I enjoyed the story. It brought a new avenue to stories for me. The characters were lively. I enjoyed the twist to the tale. I look forward to more stories in this series.

She was trying to help her Godson fight a dragon but he ran away and left her. She opened a portal to escape but miscalculated and ended up falling. She was lucky the snow was deep but her ragged dress from fighting the dragon was not enough to keep her warm. Baron Hans found her and took her to the hut he was using in his travels. This is the beginning of the story of the enchantress.

Aww, I think this is my favourite in these fairytale book series! Hans' & Lady Zoraida's story starts like a mashup of Sleeping Beauty (or Shrek, depends) and Neil Gaiman's Stardust - with a fairy godmother falling from the skies. I loved the humour, loved Hans and his simple life & wishes and loved Zoraida's no-nonsense attitude and opportunism. Loved, loved, loved. The Sheherezade twist was nice and quite different from the traditional tale (hint: sweet, no gore). Recommended for lovers of sweet & clean fairytale retellngs.

This was hilarious. Zoraide is the godmother to George the wanna be dragon slayer. She has agreed to be "dragon bait" and now is fuming at her dolt of a godson who is attempting to run away from the dragon. Who chooses to try and kill the largest dragon in the world for their first dragon? Why not start with something smaller? Well, why not? It's not like he was an expert dragon slayer .... I loved her... Zaraida is a sassy heroine.
...and then Zoraida is off to her own adventure.....I received a free copy of this book and opted to leave a review.