To Wed the Fae Prince
Published By: Self-Published
Publication Date: August 4, 2012
Page Count: 86 pages
Buy it at: Barnes & Noble
Source: E-Book Kindly Provided by the Author
Audience: Adult Fantasy
Most of my bookish friends know I love all things Fae. I can almost always fall quite easily into this magical world created by these wonderful authors who write about them and be quite happy even though the fae are known to be just as cruel as they are known to be beautiful. So I was eager to get my hands on this little short story offered by V. Vervain, and I was not disappointed!
To Wed the Fae Prince is Etta's story. She was a girl who learned at the age of 12 that she has been promised by her parents to wed a fae prince. Understandably, Etta was not happy about having her life decided for her and begrudgingly left the human world to be paired with fae royalty when she was older. Originally promised to the oldest son of the King of the Fae, regal and handsome Bronn, the King surprised everyone by decreeing that she was to be married to Farron, Bronn's younger brother, much to Etta's horror. From Etta's initial point of view, Farron was the brooding, although stunningly beautiful prince, who she had been told hates humans. So, it was safe to presume that their marriage started off a little rocky at first.
