Dana Gricken is an author from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. In her spare time, she enjoys watching Star Trek with her cats, reading, and playing video games. She hopes her books bring joy to people and wants to write over a hundred novels in her lifetime.
Modern Fairytale (The Maidens of Fairhaven Book 1)
Beneath the city of Toronto lies a secret, magical kingdom called Fairhaven—one Princess Esme finds dreadfully dull. She spends her days pulling pranks and ruining parties, much to her father, King Tedros’s dismay. When she sabotages the anniversary ball, he finally takes the advice of the other families and kicks her out of Fairhaven to teach her a lesson.
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Unconventional Betrothals: An American Victorian Collection
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Featuring full-length stories by USA & New York Times Bestselling author Tanya Anne Crosby. Enjoy three American Victorians with strong female leads who simply won't let convention stand in their way of achieving their goals.
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When Romance author Elliot Jentry’s husband is killed in the line of duty, Elliot decides to leave the painful memories behind and move to Louisiana with her two children. She purchases a derelict plantation home in the hopes of starting a new life. The old home, originally named Sophie but now known as Purgatory, was owned by the family of pirate Louis-Michel Aury for two hundred years. The old house, built with the blood money of pirates, is full of legends and ghosts, as Elliot quickly discovers.
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