Available on KU only until December
The Enchanted Love series is leaving Kindle Unlimited in December and going wide with new books on the horizon. If you wanted to read these magical stories in KU, now is the time to do it.
"Compelling, well-written, and very romantic. A sweet love and adventure story. I look forward to other stories in this series!"
– Reads-A-Lot
"Highly enjoyable and well written. I could almost believe that magic existed. The author had many different things going that will keep her readers glued to the story. Here is an author that aims to please!"
– Detra Fitch, Huntress Book Reviews
"I started reading this book late one evening. I have to tell you right now, that was a BIG mistake! By the time I put it down, it was very late and I had already read about half of the book. I...am eagerly waiting for more of the same from Karen Fox."
– Kathy Boswell, Kathy's Faves and Raves
"Karen Fox has carved out a special fairy circle for her readers to come back to time and again as she leaves us spellbound in laughter and fiery love."
– Suzanne Coleburn, The Belles and Beaux of Romance
The enchanting yet sometimes dangerous world of the Fae is once again explored in Karen Fox's delightful new novel. Fox has a gift for infusing her stories with warmth and charm. 4 stars!"
– Romantic Times BookClub Magazine
"Set aside a few hours and prepare to be transported to the wonderful, magical world of Karen Fox. Once you start reading you won't want to stop. Previous readers will definitely want to add this one to their collection and new readers will feel compelled to go out and get all previous books."
– Diane Mason, Romance and Friends
"Ms. Fox's Fae stories have a charm all their own which captivates their audience as they are pulled into a bewitching web of sensuality, magic, and pure fun."
– DK, Rendezvous Magazine
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Fall has arrived. The evenings are dropping into the 30's and the days rise to the 50's or 60's. I'm loving it. The cooler temperatures have convinced the aspens to do their thing and turn a brilliant gold (and occasionally red). Pikes Peak got its first coating of snow. Bear are eating themselves silly on whatever they can find. Our hummingbird feeder paid the price one night. The deer are gathering in larger 
groups, their fur thickening. The fawns have lost all their spots now and the bucks have grown fantastic antlers.
