What she doesn't expect is for the thief's daughter to show up on her doorstep, ready to pay a debt B never asked for. Petty vandalism is par for the course when your entire town hates you. The Thief's Daughter by Tess Amram-When a thief steals from B's garden, taking a handful of roses and vanishing into the night, she doesn't think much of it. Determined to make her a princess once and for all, a royal decree is issued: whosoever can tame the wild princess shall marry her and become king. The Mercenary's Wedding by Keelan Ellis-Princess Adeline is a princess in misery, turned by magic into something she was never meant to be-magic that also affects the rest of her family by way of a terrible malady. The two fall in love, but Vladimir's father wishes to marry him to a foreign princess, and when Dusan seeks help from a wood dryad, he discovers a happy ending always comes with a heavy price. Lovers at the Lake by Asta Idonea-When Prince Vladimir stumbles upon a lake and goes for a swim, he encounters Dusan.
If finding him means rekindling ties with Colm D'Arsy, avowed half-goblin and one-time flame, so be it. Now widowed, all that stands between him and prosperity is his late wife's meddlesome boy, who has gone missing. No Witch's Brew by Helena Maeve-After the trenches of the Somme and a brief affair with a man well below his rank, Alistair traded the soldier's uniform for an earl's suit. If he succeeds, he'll get a life of warmth and comfort. When a strange man makes a bet, Arron takes it: for three years he must live as an outcast, telling no one the truth. Bearskin by Andrea Speed-A soldier returned from war, instead of a warm welcome Arron finds himself homeless, alone, and dying of illness alone in a cave. Then she meets Meg, a chambermaid in the palace, and begins to wonder if she'd been imagining the wrong happy ending all along.
After Ever After by Nicole Field-After her fairytale wedding to Prince Phillip, Lotte comes to realize the ending she always imagined isn't what she expected.
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