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When living in a world where the prince isn’t always charming, the princess has a mean right hook, and angels are worshiped like gods, love isn’t always easy to find.
Zoe has never been the lady-like princess she’s read about in fairy-tales, even with her very own handsome prince to sweep her off her feet. She doesn’t know what she dislikes more, his arrogant smirk or the way his gray eyes darken when they fight. Angels help him if he doesn’t keep his hands off the help.

Asher won’t admit it, but he admires the fighting style of his warrior princess. She reminds him of an avenging angel the way her fiery hair whips around her as she takes out her challengers. Dark One help him, but she is as tough an opponent on the battlefield as she is off.

With unknown and unwanted feelings starting to emerge between the two royals, a single goodbye turns into a frantic search for a missing princess. Asher has to find the one woman he never thought he’d miss and keep his kingdom safe from an old enemy. If he fails, the angels may not forgive him this time.

Author Bio

Erin Bedford is a fantasy romance author, a computer programmer by day, and a hobby hoarder.

Creating fantastical worlds have always been a secret passion of hers and she couldn’t imagine writing any story without some kind of lovey-dovey or smexy goodness in it.

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About the book:

Forced to marry a complete stranger, Sandpiper tries to adjust to life in her new village. But the mysterious Cenote, a great pool of water, has bewitched the men of the village, and Sandpiper must know why. This moving story of romance and redemption serves as an allegory with a timely message. Filled with drama and heart, it’s a book you won’t soon forget.

About the author:

Chelsea Bagley Dyreng is the daughter of a fireworks salesman and Miss Malibu. She is married to a Duke professor and is the mother of five God-fearing, book-loving, adventure-seeking kids. She currently lives in North Carolina where she spends her free time writing novels and dreaming about Mexico.

Published by: Cedar Fort

Release date: November 10, 2015

You can get the book NOW by preordering from the following locations:

Amazon.com  |  Barnesandnoble.com  |   booksamillion.com

After the November 10 release date you should be able to find it at bookstores throughout Utah and Idaho and on booksandthings.com (in addition to the links above)

Author links:

Chelsea Dyrengs’ Author blog

Chelsea’s Facebook fanpage

Chelsea on Twitter

Before I begin, let me set the stage:

My daughter woke up the other morning complaining of a tummy ache. Because of previous health issues, this isn’t uncommon for her. To help, I decided to send a Sprite in her lunch in case it persisted. This is the first time I’ve ever sent her to school with a soda.

At lunch time, she raised her hand to ask for help in opening the can. The teacher looked at it, then asked, “Who packed your lunch?” Daughter says, “My mom.” The teacher paused, then said, “You need to tell your mom that you need something healthier. And don’t ever bring soda to school again.” I’d expect if my child asked their teacher for physic homework help, but not the teacher shouting at her about packed lunch. I don’t have time to argue with my daughters teachers when I’m juggling so many different things, I’m only just surviving thanks to Blue Apron and collegepaperworld!

Now this comment comes on the heals of another comment made by a woman standing in front of my friend at the grocery store. Woman says, “Do you have any snacks without sugar in it?” Clerk laughs. “Impossible.” Woman says, “My school doesn’t allow any snacks with sugar. I sent my kid with a granola bar to school, but the teacher sent a note home saying that it had chocolate chips in it. If my kid does this again, she’ll get a ticket. If she gets three, she misses recess.”

What is going on? Does this seem extreme to anyone else? As parents can’t we decide what our child eats?

That being said, I get that not all parents teach their kids to eat healthy and as a result we have childhood obesity, which causes all sorts of health issues. I have no problem with banning vending machines in schools. They probably shouldn’t have been there in the first place. If they were there when I was in junior high, I probably would’ve blown all of my meager allowance on candy.

I think schools should teach healthy choices and then the community should promote a healthy lifestyle by offering free classes and training to parents. And I think parents should have the right to send their child to school with a chocolate chip cookie. Or a soda. Or a big, fat Ho Ho.

In our home I teach we eat to live, not we live to eat. As much as I joke about eating, I do try to teach our kids to eat healthy. That doesn’t mean we don’t have the occasional treat or soda. Everything in moderation.

What’s your opinion? Are your children’s schools much different?

Any readers outside of the United States? I’d love to know how this is handled elsewhere.

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