Prince Charming Doesn't Live Here

The Others Series

By: Christine Warren

Narrated by: Kate Reading

Danice Carter is not one for glass slippers. A stilettos-wearing lawyer at one of Manhattan’s most elite establishments, Danice has a very strong grip on reality. So when she’s asked by one the firm’s founding partners to take on a personal case, Danice knows she’s in for the opportunity of a lifetime. All she has to do is convince her top boss’s granddaughter, Rosemary, to file a paternity suit. Sounds simple enough…until Danice arrives at Rosemary’s home and is pounced on by a handsome stranger.

Private investigator McIntyre Callahan’s was only following his powerful client’s orders: Find Rosemary—at all costs. Instead, he’s found a super-hot lawyer prowling around looking for answers he can’t give. The half-human, half-Fae Mac tries to warn Danice that she’s way in over her head—that Rosemary may roam among The Others, and may have dangerous ties to the Unseelie Court—but she won’t be deterred. Even if that means following Mac to the ends of the earth to find Rosemary, or surrendering to his supernatural powers of temptation… until death do they part.

©2010 Christine Warren (P)2011 Tantor

Critic reviews

"Warren always adds plenty of sex and sizzle to her stories, making sure the adventure pops!" (Romantic Times)

Not as good as the first two.

I realize that all these stories have to contain female empowerment, but the main female character in this one takes the "I ain't going to listen to no man tell me what to do" to the height of stupidity, while supposedly being a highly educated lawyer. Small spoiler, the female decides that she absolutely must go to Fae land because of plot, and eventually argues to agreement to accompany the male character. Now, even thought she knows nothing of the land or customs (and is chastised by the more knowledgeable male on several occasions as to the dangers of insulting Fae culture) she has a complete inability to keep her mouth shut. She instead acts like a poster child for Tourette syndrome. Their lives were literally in danger with people pointing weapons at them, and she didn't have sense enough to just shut the f**k up. I guess it was good for plot, except that no well practised lawyer, not even a native new yorker, would have been that cringe worthy stupid.

Not As good as the First Two books

Glad I bought it but this is one of the books that can be skipped. The description is all you need to know if you want to skip, but it was just ok.

Kate Reading is always great!

paranormal, urban-fantasy, romance, fae

Interracial lady attorney joins up with interspecies Fae private detective to track down a grown brat who finds herself lost in a world she doesn't believe exists. Interesting and fun, sometimes a trifle scary, but generally a good read for escape.

love story wonderful ❣️

love narator she did amazing job tell story line and how draw in with characters.

Loved...

I loved this series. New author for me and new narrator also. Could not wait to start the next one.