Review: "Fanciful, whimsical, and touches of irony put Too Many Fairy Princes above the crowd...."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2014
King Volmar of Vagar had been mortally wounded, however strong magic keeps him cognizant long enough to assemble his four remaining sons.  The fifth, his firstborn was disinherited and banned from the fairy kingdom long ago.  Volmar reminds the Princes that only one will rule when he is gone.One is killed quite soon.  Prince Kjartan barely survives a murderous brother by escaping to Earth, London precisely, into a garbage heap.  It’s three hundred years since Kjartan last peeked in on the human dimension and things have certainly changed in more ways than he can count.The fairy kingdom tells stories of human cruelty and stupidity.  The stories might all be true b,ut the Prince is lucky to be found by Joel Wilson.  A young man with his own woes he nonetheless aids Kjartan, even renames him Kai.  They become the most unlikely of friends and later, more.  Together they change events in London and Vagar.  Amazing what a little act of kindness can do.Fanciful, whimsical, and touches of irony put Too Many Fairy Princes above the crowd.  Joel is barely managing life when Kai stumbles or falls into his lap.  Engaging characters and interesting plot twists will keep readers enchanted with this original story.  Too Many Fairy Princes does the unexpected at every turn.This book was reviewed by Lisa for Joyfully Reviewed (JR), and was provided by the publisher/author at no cost to JR for the purpose of being reviewed