Reviewing Men Are Frogs

I really enjoyed Fairy Godmothers, Inc. and the second novel of the series, Men Are Frogs.

This story was hilarious and I just love the fairytale elements and characters that get involved with a bit of spiciness in the mix. You have a Beast who is pining for the Evil Queen, talking cardinals and a frog prince who changes back into Prince Charming by day.

The dual point of view was great to have and always seems to win me over in the story. But I do recommend reading the initial book though to get a sense of background and history of some of the characters mentioned.

With that being said, if you’re looking for a fun paranormal read, this one is a great one to dive into.

Thank you Kensington Publishing for the gifted copy. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

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Book Description

Disgraced wedding planner Zuri Davis is so relieved to be offered a job with Fairy Godmothers, Inc., she's willing to trade the high-rise excitement of Chicago for the small-town charm of Ever After. Falling for one of her grooms, even unintentionally, was enough destroy her career--and also to prove that all men are indeed frogs. But when she meets gorgeous B&B owner Philip Charming, who definitely lives up to his name, even she is tempted to test that theory...

Three hundred years as a frog by day and himself by night, is enough to test any man's patience--even if Philip knows he deserved Petunia's curse. It certainly taught him not to mess around when it comes to making promises. And stubborn, proud Zuri is a woman he'd like to promise his heart and everything else to--if only he weren't a sometimes-frog. Can he hope for True Love's Kiss from a woman whose trust has been so thoroughly broken?