The Mermaid's Knight: Once Upon a Time-Travel, Book 1, by Jill Myles
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The Mermaid's Knight: Once Upon a Time-Travel, Book 1, by Jill Myles
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When a car accident takes Leah Sunderland's life, she finds herself in dire need of divine assistance. Her fairy godmother comes to the rescue, but her help comes with conditions. As a fairy godmother, the only assistance she can offer deals with (you guessed it) fairy tales. To win a second chance at life, Leah must play out the tale of The Little Mermaid. Armed with a mermaid tail and nothing else (not even a voice), she has one month to make a nobleman fall in love with her, or else she'll die permanently. But the nobleman she must seduce is a hard, fierce warlord who thinks she's a spy and the mistress of his enemy. Can she win him over before the 30 days are up? Or is she in danger of losing her heart as well as her life?
The Mermaid's Knight: Once Upon a Time-Travel, Book 1, by Jill Myles- Amazon Sales Rank: #20711 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-11-02
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 425 minutes
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. If you like the little mermaid and want a happy ending here you go! By Snow Pham I have always HATED the fact that the Little Mermaid turned into sea foam at the end. This is a brand new twist on a classic. I really enjoyed that the heroin starts out in Seattle (my hometown) so there is some time travel in this and there is a sassy fairy godmother helping her out. I think if you love classic fairy tales this one will pull at your heart strings and make you laugh all in one book. Happy reading!
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful. It needed to be shorter By Jessantonia This is the 5 th once upon a time travel story I've read by this author. This one is the longest of them all too and probably my least favorite. The heroine was a complainer and a cryer and had no backbone. The hero, on the other hand was gentle and although he shouldn't be even trusting. My heart melted at the way he defended her from Matilda. Some of Leah's actions as well had me frustrated and how convenient that that everyone else didn't think to give her something to write with in order to communicate. And how convenient that he seems to understand her gestures yet doesn't when she later bravely tries to warn him! His reaction near the end was expected but of course Leah as usual goes to crying and giving up. One of the few saving graces is Muffin who always has me laughing whenever she pops up. Overall it was an okay read but I was disappointed more than anything since thus far I've really been enjoying the series. Maybe things could have been cut out to make this a shorter and more enjoyable read like the last ones I've read. Still will look out for anymore once upon a time travel stories, I'm addicted to Muffin! Lol
13 of 18 people found the following review helpful. Thought it was the author's first book... By Marikris No, really, right after I finished it, I looked it up and was surprised to find that she has other books.And with that inauspicious beginning, I think you can see where this review is going.** There may be spoilers after this point! **I love mermaid tales, and am always looking for a different spin to it. The premise of a fairy god mother giving her charge another chance at life by making her, a modern day woman, live in a fairy tale, in 15th century England no less, tickled my fancy. Looking at the only comment, which was quite positive, I figured I would be in a for an awesome ride.Nope, negative. I was super disappointed to find a heroine who CRIED her way through the book. For someone whose limbs transformed into a tail when wet, you'd think the heroine would be a little more careful about how much tears spilled on herself. Kidding aside, she was terribly one dimensional.The hero failed to deliver as well. He was even more one dimensional than the heroine. Not to mention that he was apparently unable to form any sort of dialogue without repeating her name. (Major pet peeve here, btw.)Story development felt a bit ham fisted. It was like paint by numbers but in literature form; nothing there was a surprise in the end.So in conclusion, please save your 99 cents. Like the other commenter, I finished the book in one sitting, but that was due to a lot of skimming.
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