The Wronged and the Renowned
The Fairy Godmother Tales Book 4
Everyone knows a girl who marries a prince is meant to live happily ever after—but what if that’s only the start of the story?
Zita will do whatever it takes to marry a prince: fake her own kidnapping, pretend she can turn straw into gold, promise her firstborn child to a hobgoblin who can help her make good on her lie …
But Zita’s happily ever after is cut short when she’s accused of infidelity. And the only person who’s willing to help prove her innocence is the one she shouldn’t trust—the hobgoblin.
If she’s clever enough, Zita might be able to save her marriage, her future child, and the hobgoblin … who faces a fate worse than death: anonymity.
The Wronged and the Renowned is a fun, fairytale adventure that blends Much Ado About Nothing with Rumpelstiltskin to make something completely new.
Published August 2026
Content Guide
The Fairy Godmother Tales are meant to be fun reads, but I understand some readers may want to know what they’re getting into before they start. Nothing on the list below is particularly gory or graphic.
- Deceased parents
- Kidnapping, captivity, and indentured servitude
- Descriptions of injuries, treatments, and scars
- Violence, particularly with bladed weapons
- Bullying and emotional abuse
- Pregnancy and labor
- Romantic subplot, with kissing and implied sex
- Happy ending
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