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Miss White And The Seventh Heir (Once Upon a Fairytale Book 2) by [Faye, Jennifer]

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Hardworking magazine editor Sage White's just getting used to being in charge, so she's alarmed to find sparks flying with her new assistant – the distractingly handsome Trey! Working together, they grow closer – but can their blossoming relationship survive when Sage learns that Trey is really Quentin Rousseau, seventh heir to the publishing empire – and her boss!

Length: 256 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English

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As far back as I can remember, I've had my nose buried in a book. I remember anxiously awaiting Santa to bring me a typewriter in order to write my first book. But before I could reach for my dreams, my life took a detour. I moved around a bit before settling into the position of statistician by day and wife/mother by night. Each new life adventure added fodder for my fertile imagination. Through it all, I never lost sight of my dream.When at last I had the opportunity to once again put pen to paper, I couldn't stop. As an unpublished writer, I've gone on to win/final in nearly two dozen contests including Harlequin's "So You Think You Can Write" Contest (2-time finalist), Finally A Bride (winner), and Linda Howard Award of Excellence (finalist).I currently reside in Pennsylvania with my very patient husband, one amazing daughter (the other remarkable daughter has flown the coop to chase her own dreams) and two spoiled rotten cats. When I'm not glued to my laptop (which isn't often) or enjoying some family time, I like reading, cross-stitch, embroidery, quilting, knitting, hockey (Go Pittsburgh Penguins!), and gardening.I love to hear from readers. Please contact me via my Contact Page.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 539 KB
Print Length: 256 pages
Publisher: Mills & Boon Forever Romance (1 June 2018)
Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers (AU)
Language: English
ASIN: B079ZZSDBY
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Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #268,361 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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Jerri

Fractured Fairy Tale of Good vs Evil and Healing

3 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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Sage White has been betrayed and deprived of what should have been hers. Trey Rousseau has been told one side of his broken life and hatred is burning inside him. QTR Magazine is the stage where lives are changing and Happy the dog enters as a new catalyst for Sage and Trey. Evil Stepmother Elsa has her secrets that can ruin her. Jennifer Faye spins the twists and turns as emotions rollercoaster up and down. The classic underlying tale has modern settings and characters with depth and real emotions. Vivid pictures play across your mind as this story keeps you engaged until the last page is turned. Five stars for this second book in the series. What will be next? I cannot wait to read it.

Briennai Jackson

Beautiful modern fairytale!

10 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Sage is a strong main character who is doing her absolute best in order to escape the prison that her stepmother has tried to put her in. When she finally got into the publishing world, her stepmother used the links she had from her corrupt publishing company in order to blacklist Sage from every company. She finally got into QTR, but the company is on its last legs. Her mother is working overtime to make sure that the company will stay in the negative, and she’s not the only one that is working against her.

Quentin hates his father and wants to see his business go down. He worms his way into the company by disguising who he was and applying for a job, but when he arrives, he doesn’t see the old woman that he expected to be running the company. Instead, it’s a young woman who has captured his eye, who also happens to be his boss. Now he has to decide on whether to bring the company down like he initially planned for years, or to help Sage with her complicated life.

This book is unique in some ways, but it is also mainstream in others. Rather than the typical office romance with the male boss and the female secretary, the roles are completely switched. Also, there is the inclusion of the evil stepmother just to make it the fairy-tale retelling that it needed to be. I only wish that there had been seven dogs or puppies, just to have the seven dwarves.

Nevertheless, it is not free of the typical romance tropes. Quentin/Trey is described several times as “tall” with “mysterious dark eyes.” If I had a dollar every time I see a character described as having “mysterious dark eyes” in romance literature, I would be rich! I was a bit disappointed when I saw that it used these usual descriptions, but it did not affect my score because it didn’t really affect how I enjoyed the rest of the novel.

The plot was fast moving and told from the POV of Trey, Sage, and Sage’s stepmother Elsa. The POVs were not confusing even though it was not announced at the beginning of each chapter which character was speaking. The world-building was also unique, as I found myself enjoying the description of the gala, the chateau, and even the office. This novel definitely didn’t just focus on the romance and forget the rest of the story. Everything flowed smoothly, and I read the entire 250-page novel in about 70-80 minutes.

There were no editing or spelling errors, even though this was an advanced edition. There weren’t even any plot holes that hadn’t been wrapped up by the end of the novel! For a short book, everything was done in a nice and orderly fashion. I had nothing to complain about.

I received an advanced copy of this book and this is my voluntary review.

gds

Hints of a fairytale, in all the right places!

2 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

MWatSH is the second book in the Once Upon A Fairytale duet but don’t worry, it is a standalone. I recommend book one as well because Ms. Faye has put her own spin on the fairytales of old.

I really enjoyed this book, read it in one evening, and was pulled right into the story. Overall about the book: the story just flowed. For me, it never dropped my interest, as some stories do, and pulled me from chapter to chapter. I’ll jump right in and tell you that the stepmother character? Whoa. I loved to hate her. Total witch! And that’s before I associated her with the old fairytale. Some of her lines were priceless. I sat here shakin’ my head and laughing, thinking to myself, how can no one see how evil this woman is? Great characterization; totally believable.

Ultimately, the story is about Sage White and Quentin Rousseau III (or Trey as Sage knows him). I won’t retell the story as the author does it so well that I would do it injustice. Know that Sage and Trey both have major family issues to work thru, both are holding back from the other. and it’s the actual “work” that they share which brings them together. Neither of them thinks that they, personally, deserve happiness or love but as we all have come to expect from our romances, they eventually work it out.

Great story, I found myself smiling long after I had read ‘the end’, and cannot say enough about it. SO happy I was able to purchase this book and read it right away.

Lenoire

This modern-day retelling of Snow White was a fun read. Both Sage and Trey are dealing with ...

5 June 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Sage White had a doting father and a thriving publishing business. However, when her father becomes ill and passes away, he leaves his entire empire to Sage's stepmother, Elsa. Elsa refuses to share the empire and exiled Sage from the publishing world. Sage isn't going to let her beloved father's legacy be run by her cruel stepmother without putting up a fight. Sage accepts an editor job at a rival magazine, QTR. Sage struggles to maintain her workload while keeping the magazine afloat. She decides to hire an assistant but something about the assistant isn't quite right. Will Sage be able to regain her father's company? Who is this mysterious assistant?

This modern-day retelling of Snow White was a fun read. Both Sage and Trey are dealing with their own issues with trust, parents, and "abandonment". They have trouble trusting each other, especially when, they both get betrayed by each other. I found it odd that one person wanted to be forgiven because their intentions were good but they couldn't forgive another person as quickly. Overall, it was an enjoyable book and I can't wait to read more books by the author.

**Disclosure - I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest opinion**

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