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Working for Grimm isn't Marissa Locks's dream job. But when your parents trade you to a Fairy Godfather for a miracle, you don't have many career options. To pay off her parents' debt and earn her freedom, Marissa must do whatever Grimm asks, no matter what fairy-tale fiasco she's called on to deal with.
Setting up a second-rate princess with a first-class prince is just another day at the office. But when the matchmaking goes wrong, Marissa and Grimm find themselves in a bigger magical muddle than ever before. Not only has the prince gone missing, but the Fae are gearing up to attack Kingdom, and a new Fairy Godmother is sniffing around Grimm's turf, threatening Marissa with the one thing she can't resist: her heart's wishes.
Now Marissa will have to take on Fairies, Fae, dragons, and princesses to save the realm—or give up any hope of ever getting her happy ending . . .
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“There is a dark edge to this intriguing tale, lending a sense of gravity to the fantastic happenings taking place.”
— RT Book Reviews
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There is a dark edge to this intriguing tale, lending a sense of gravity to the fantastic happenings taking place.
— RT Book Reviews -
“This is a fireball of a start to Nelson’s Grimm Agency series.”
— Publishers Weekly -
“Combining urban fantasy and fairy tales is such a clever premise for a new urban fantasy series.”
— Library Journal
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About J. C. Nelson
A Texas native transplanted to the Pacific Northwest, J. C. Nelson works with software, herds chickens and children, and writes books.
About C. S. E. Cooney
C. S. E. Cooney is a writer, actor, poet, and singer-songwriter. She narrates for Podcastle, the world’s first audio fantasy magazine; Uncanny Magazine, an online science fiction and fantasy magazine; and the poetry journals Goblin Fruit and Stone Telling.