What if Cinderella’s slipper fit someone else? Jade’s life is boring, but certainly not as bad as Ella’s. Ella has an evil, abusive step-family, while Jade’s family is only determined to marry their daughters well. But when a ball is announced, who should Jade see there but poor Ella in a stunning ball-gown? And what will happen when Jade is mistaken for Ella, and is faced with the decision of a lifetime? Don't miss the chance to check out the first book of this unique series of fairytale novellas! Set in the regency era, the shy, bookish Jade is the youngest of four sisters and has no prospects in life except marriage to whoever will make her an offer. But her daydreams of someday being the heroine of her own story are at odds with her boring life. When the prince asks her to marry him, Jade is faced with the realization that she could do some real good as queen, but the cost to Ella might outweigh any good Jade could do.

Marjoram has lived in her tower since her parents gave her to the witch to protect her family from her magical accidents. She sometimes wishes she could leave the tower, but she hates her magic and refuses to learn to control it, a prerequisite for getting out. The gardener boy exchanges letters with her, and she is content to stay a prisoner. But one day her foster mother brings a doctor who specializes in helping people like Marjoram. But the friendly doctor has dark secrets… In this retelling of Rapunzel, Marjoram is an innocent young teenager who longs to have the best of both worlds, the safety of her tower and the adventure of leaving it. When circumstances force her to leave her tower and rescue her friend, she suddenly has to grow up and learn that adventure comes with unexpected hardships. Like all the fairytale hour novellas, this is a stand-alone, hour-long read and is guaranteed to have a happy ending for all the people who deserve it. This novella is set in the same world with some of the same characters as "Goldi-socks and the Three Hairs" and "The Wolf in the Path." They can be read in any order.

This little mermaid is determined to secure an alliance to protect her people at all costs. But how will she navigate a world of lander girls without being able to speak while catching and keeping the attention of the prince all without her voice? Don't miss this new take on the original "Little Mermaid" tale by Hans Christian Anderson

"Stop thief!" But all the yellow-stockinged thief took was a lock of hair, and one that he needed to save the kingdom, or so he hoped. Tom, a young man who can spin hair into metal, has been drafted to help an artificer, Fiona, create the cure to a magical plague sweeping the continent. Fiona, a young red-headed young woman with an equally fiery personality, matches wits with Tom while they work together to find the three particular hair colors needed for an artifact with legendary healing properties. They're on the cusp of a cure when Fiona suddenly disappears. How will Tom use his odd magical abilities to find and rescue the girl he is in love with? This rollicking mash-up of "Rumpelstiltskin" and "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" is an hour-long clean romance filled with humor and magic that is suitable for all ages. Fairytale Hour is a series of stand-alone Fairytale retellings all of which are guaranteed to have a happy ending. "Goldi-socks and the Three Hairs" is set in the same world as "The Tower Steps" and "The Wolf in the Path" but they can be read in any order.

Nicolette, a palace servant, is approached by the queen to care for her step-daughter who is descending into insanity after the death of the king. But the princess claims that the Queen killed her father and is now trying to kill her. Who should Nicolette believe? This retelling of Snow White contains all your favorite elements of the traditional tale with a few twists.