I think it's high-time I answered this question. My books aren't for everyone, so you shouldn't waste your money if you're not going to like them.
My books are all about a
spunky sense of fun. If you like
strong, smart heroines (or characters that are so dumb, you laugh at them and wish they'd bite the dust already), you'll probably like my books.
If you like
fantasy and magic, but done
in a new way, you'll like my books.

You'll like
Ivy Thorn (The Fairy Tale Trap, The Fairy Tale Twist) if you're looking for a
light, fun read that will keep you rooting for a character in an impossible situation. If you like
fairy tales, and
modern, relatable characters, Ivy's books are for you. The Ivy Thorn series is
quick-paced and
funny, with a nice helping of
fairy tale magic.

You
won't like the Ivy Thorn series if you're looking for great literature with complete grammatical perfection. Also, you should know that the series is written in first-person present, which irks some people (though I have converted a few). If you like stories that take their time and explore various aspects of life, this series isn't for you. Also, you should know that these stories (like fairy tales) don't have many subplots.
Fairy Tales and Zombies (Snow White and Zombies, Cinderella and Zombies) are short novels, with a very different style from Ivy. Since everything takes place in the 16th century, the language is a little more adult. But that's okay, because the themes have more of a
grown-up feel to them. These stories have
death and
zombie slaying with a
touch of humor and a
dash of fairy dust.
These books are for you if you 1)
love zombies 2) Want
face-paced action and 3) Want to see a
fairy tale in a completely different light.
You
won't like my Fairy Tales and Zombies books if you're expecting the constant quick, witty reparte that Ivy brings to the table. There's some humor, and the characters will banter, but that's not the focus of the book. If you hate reading about castles and knights and princesses in ballgowns, you probably won't like these books. (Of course, the princesses will often slay zombies, so that might make things more interesting.)
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