Publisher's Synopsis
She's a con artist who's ready to start fresh. He's her last target before she's placed under house arrest. What will happen when he pays her a visit in her new prison?
Charlotte Chryses has spent enough time pick-pocketing and thieving to know that it's not the life she wants, but her father doesn't feel the same. Her illusion magic is far too useful for her father to let her leave the family trade. She could always run away, but that becomes more difficult when one of her father's tricks offends the king.
With no other way to keep himself out from behind bars, Charlotte's father convinces the king that his daughter's magic is capable of turning common items into gold. This intrigues the king just enough to place her on house arrest with instructions to transmute whatever he brings her, but how is she meant to fool the king when her magic can only cast illusions?
With her freedom and her father on the line, Charlotte finds help in the most unlikely of guests when her solitude is interrupted by a former victim of her thievery. With only a weak form of magic, a strange new companion, and one very fat cat, Charlotte must find her way out of the cottage and out of the life that holds her trapped. Will she ever be free of her cozy prison? Or will she end up in a cell that's far colder?
"Charlotte and the Cozy Cottage" is a retelling of Rumplestilskin and is part of the "Autumn Fairy Tales," a collection of eight cozy retellings of your favorite fairy tales. Each book can be enjoyed in any order, so cuddle up with a fuzzy cat and "fall" in love with the romance, pumpkin spice, and everything nice of these sweet and clean novellas!
