Synopsis

Designed by Destiny is the first book in the brand-new series Fairy Godmothers, Incorporated.

After a painful break-up in university, Bethany Clarke has sworn off love to focus on her career. From her humble South Side beginnings to her position as an architect intern at a prestigious Chicago firm, she’s proven to be a hard worker and is proud of her accomplishments. In three years, she’ll be a fully licensed architect which is more important to her than anything else.

Confirmed bachelor Nicholas Grey is more than the playboy perpetrated by the tabloids. Now his position as CEO of the architecture firm Grey & Company is on the line, and his mother’s interference is making things more difficult. Nick’s serious about his work, but, in order to be taken seriously, he needs to land a huge project. A stable personal life will help guarantee the contract.

Fairy Godmother Faye Delmore hears Nick’s plea and steps in to help. Posing as a publicist, she suggests a strategy to polish his public image, which includes convincing Beth to play his wife. Faye knows Nick needs the huge project to save his job, but she also knows he needs Beth in his life.

What happens when you add a fairy godmother who loves playing matchmaker into the equation? A future designed by destiny.

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Review

I loved the storyline, a trope we have all seen, but with a fairy godmother twist that was unique because we saw some flashbacks to Faye’s life.

I enjoyed the story between Beth and Nick and watching them discover their feelings for each other. However, Beth became annoying when she was confronted with things that scared her, and she ran away vs. talking to Nick about the situation. I get that she had some baggage from the past, but running away never solved anything.

Still a very enjoyable story, and I look forward to learning more about the other fairy godmothers that were mentioned in the book.

We give this book 4 1/2 paws

About the Author

Maya Tyler is a multi-published author of paranormal romance novels and blogger at Maya’s Musings. An avid reader, Maya writes the books she loves to read—romances! Her paranormal romances come with complex plot twists and happily-ever-afters.

When she’s not writing, she enjoys reading, listening to music (alternative rock, especially from the 1990s), practicing yoga, and watching movies and TV.

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