The Fairy Tales Collection Paperback – September 20, 2016

I have been a fan of Elizabeth's since The Contract. There is just something about the way she writes that is hot, hot, hot. This is fun take on the fairytales Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, and Little Red Riding Hood. I recommend. Maybe don't read in public.

I love when classic fairy tales are told in a new, fresh, steamy way and this did not disappoint. Red was my favorite but they were all good :)

Three sizzling stories you don't want to miss. Elizabeth Kelly's paranormal perspective was fun to watch unfold. Not your daughter's fairy-tales.

3 books. Tied into one. Cute stories. A little cheesy but it was good. For a fun steamy no drama type of read

Very good

Not one of my favorites. Language was a little too much. Really liked most of her books.

I usually take my grandchildren to Disneyland two to three times a year. Yes, I spoil them. Anyway we love going because we relate each fairytale story to each ride or exhibit in the park. We see so many adults going to Disneyland and just acting like kids. It's quite a form of relaxation. We love fairy tales for the same reason because we relax or refer to our own childhoods for the love of the story. It's the story and our own memories that make Elizabeth Kelly's latest collection so wonderful as well as unique. Fairy tales represent true love, hope and kindness-purity of the heart and it makes me root for Bennet and Mirebelle to make their dreams come true. I truly believe Elizabeth Kelly has touched our hearts with this collection of stories the way Splash Mountain, a Disneyland ride, tickle our bones!Although Elizabeth Kelly infuses sexual intensity in her storylines, here she has used the natural love of fantasy instead. Elizabeth just like her fans appreciation for literature, take us on a Disneyland ride for magical fantasy and the love of story. Enjoy the ride and there's no waiting in line. Only a fast pass for appreciation!

The Fairy Tales Collection is the newest book by Elizabeth Kelly. As many of you know: this is not the fairy tales we grew up with or will read to our kids. There are 3 different stories based on the fairy tales of Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood.Belle, Ella and Rowan (Red) are twenty-something best friends living in a small town. Bella, by far the most innocent and tame of the girls, meets Bennett as a child when she comes upon him being picked on by bullies. They become instant friends but it is short-lived when an accident lands Belle in the hospital and Bennett’s wealthy family’s abruptly leaves town. Belle is labeled as the town’s resident “nut” because of the story she told regarding the day of the accident. But Belle has never forgotten Bennett and thinks of him every year when she receives an annual rose. She knows who it is from and secretly falls in love with him during his mysterious absence. Bennett hasn’t stopped thinking of Belle either. He comes back home to the small town and reuniting with friends and finally with Belle. He even offers her a job in his home after she loses her job at the town library while voluntarily inheriting her drunken father’s debts. Bennett tries his best to stay away from Belle, partly to keep his secrets, but he can’t stand to be away from her.Ella is a sweet young man with big dreams. At the moment she is living in a garage apartment that her stepmother uncharitably rents out to her. She also works for her stepmother’s cleaning company and seems to be the only one working as her stepmother and stepsisters are worthless, selfish and just plain hateful. Only her friends and her dreams keeps her going. But Ella has an unexpected champion and admirer in Duncan Gillis. Ella hates Duncan (or does she?) for pulling her braids in grade school. But she arbors a deep passion for Duncan that she fights. Duncan is in lust with Ella. She is about the only woman who hasn’t thrown herself at him and seems oblivious to his charm. But he plans on breaking down her walls even it if means revealing his own secrets.Rowan (Red) is tough, independent and a free spirit. She’s a lovely red-head who can land a punch and isn’t coy in letting people know what she wants and what she doesn’t want. And Rowan wants Rafe Taggert. Older by some years, sullen and private, Rafe does everything he can to avoid Rowan. But he has watched her grow up into a confident and beautiful young woman who is much too young for him. But Rowan is persistent and won’t give up on Rafe.The stories were fun and sexy. The heroines were relatable and very likeable as were their love interests. I was very appreciative of the fact that while each of the three stories could be its own book, the author doesn’t make you purchase the stories separately and neatly intertwines the characters into all three tales.

Good Read

Very much enjoyed this twist on my favourite childhood fairytales. I'm hoping she continues with more. I do recommend the books for a good read.