"All you must do is sign on the dotted line and all your romantic dreams will come true," the Fairy Godmother says with a twinkle in her eye.
 
This is what happens when you do not read the fine print in a very detailed contract, you miss all the things that are immediate deal-breakers. Viola Vonsula, a proud resident of New Orleans, lives on the top floor of an old Victorian mansion on a very normal street. But normal is no longer a word she can use to describe her life since signing the official contract of Fairy Godmother Inc. They forgot to tell her that she would be competing against other women in a very dangerous game. A game where she would be thrust into an alien world for the mere hope of catching the dashing Prince's heart.

And let me say this, this prince is one hot alpha-male that has a serious attitude problem. We do not get along save for the fact that he can turn my insides to mush with one look.  But the silver lining here is that you can have a happily-ever-after if you survive. You can't fall in love if you're dead. It tends to spoil the romance.

Fairy Godmother Inc. (Book 1-Apollo's Angel)

Only one will stand at the end of it all. 


I glance at Mort in the early morning darkness. "I think I am going to throw-up, to be honest." I am in a dark cloak, my hair braided down my back. My nerves are making me sick. 


Mort takes a deep breath. "No matter what happens today...we did our best." She pats me on the shoulder. "There, there." 


"Mort, I will miss you terribly." I say with a breath, "Whenever I see a white butterfly, I will always think of you." I smile through watery eyes. 


Mort wipes a tear. "That makes me emotional." 


She sniffs and I take her, hugging her. "Let's go," I kiss her head and we both make our way to the South Shore. 


Chapter Thirty-Five