No Prince for Riding Hood (Whispering Pages)

When Riley Redcoat decided to catch herself a royal.

Every time someone opens a storybook and reads the words "Once upon a time," my granny ends up as dinner. Trust me, it's not as magical as it sounds. While Cinderella, Aurora, and Belle get castles, kisses, and dashing princes, I get Jack-the wolf, not the prince. And he? Totally unsuitable for a happily-ever-after.

So I did what girls in fairy tales are supposed to do. Seventeen frogs and one nearly heroic toad later, I'm convinced true love doesn't just hop out of the forest-no matter how many I smooched. That's why I'm taking matters into my own hands now: I'm going to build a prince trap, rewrite my story, and claim the unforgettable romance I deserve.

Cough. Hi, I'm Jack Wolf.
Yep, if Riley gets to have her say, so do I. And she'd better forget about this ridiculous "catch a prince" plan--now. If she wants romance, it's with me or no one. Oh, and yeah... unforgettable, of course!

This is Book 1 of a two-book fantasy romance. The journey continues in A WOLF IN HER WAY.
This book ends with a cliffhanger.

Complete duology: WHISPERING PAGES
1. No Prince for Riding Hood
2. A Wolf in her Way

"I'm writing stories because I can't breathe without."

At six years old, Anna Katmore told everyone she wanted to be an author after she discovered her mother's typewriter on a rainy afternoon. She could just see herself typing away on that magical thing for the rest of her life.

In 2012, she finished her first young adult romance "Play With Me" and decided to take the leap into self-publishing. When the book hit #1 on Amazon's bestseller lists within the first week after publication, Anna knew it was the best decision she could have made.
Today, she lives in an enchanted world of her own, where she combines storytelling with teaching, and she never tires of bringing a little bit of magic into the lives of her beloved readers, too.

Anna's favorite quote and something she lives by:
If your dreams don't scare you, they aren't big enough.