Premise
Since the beginning, it’s always been tradition that the princess marries the prince and they all live happily ever after. But what if the princess doesn’t love the prince at all?
Taylor Clement is an odd duck in her Ever So Perfect Family. Just… How can you even compete when your older sister is the latest incarnation of the Best Princess That Ever Princessed also known as Snow White? What exactly do you do when your fairy godfather is a bit of a cynical reject among all the pixies and is a Ken doll sized version of Jeff Bridges?
On her ever so perfect and every so very traditional wedding day, Taylor takes matters into her own hands and leaves her prince at the altar. She decides she’s going to go in search of her own happily ever after or if it’s all a sham in the end.
Taylor’s companion on her noble quest to find happiness is Corentin Devereaux. Likewise from an enchanted lineage, he is not the most perfect and noble of heroes. A penniless roustabout and obsessive about keeping lists, Taylor gets more than she bargained for when with every seven days he loses his memory. Is he penniless just because he never left himself a note on where he left his earnings? Just who is in his enchanted family tree?
Only way to find your happily ever after is to find yourself.
Into the woods and around the bend…
- Americana Fairytale is a young adult romantic comedy for people aged 16 and up. The story contains light language, and adventure related violence.