Naughty Fairytales from A to Z by Alison Tyler

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Starting with "All McQueen’s Men" and ending with "Zoe White and the Seven Whores," these twenty-six stories give new meaning to the expression "bedtime stories." Wicked stepsisters tell how they really earned their reputation. The Ugly Duckling seduces her high school crush at her... read more

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First Sentence

Once upon a time, a naughty-minded editor decided to gather together a collection of frisky fairy tales.

Introduction

1. "All McQueen's Men" Alison Tyler
2. "Bell's On Her Toes" M. Christan
3. "Clever Jack" Tyler Morgan
4. "Ducks to Swans" Mia Underwood
5. "Earthly Delights" Florence Hoard
6. "For Want of a Nail" Molly Laster
7. "Goldiecocks and the Three Pairs" Echo Thomas
8. "Hannah and Greta" Erin Sanders
9. "If the Stiletto Fits" K. C.
10. "Jo White and Cocksucker Red" Xavier Acton
11. "King's Counting House" Julia Moore
12. "Lucky Number Seven" G. Lipton
13. "Mistress, to You" Dante Davidson
14. "Never Talk to Strangers" Cherie McIntosh
15. "Once Upon a Time" Ann Blakely
16. "Princess and the Penis" Ronald Keller
17. "Queuing Up" Carole Few
18. "Raver Ali and the Glo-Stick" Melody Perry
19. "Stealing Hearts" Emilie Paris
20. "Trials of Lady Vicarious" Sage Vivant
21. "Undressed" Jesse Nelson
22. "Very Golden Goosing" Andre Farmer
23. "Wicked Sisters" Mila Whitely
24. "X-Rated Wishes" Eric Williams
25. "You Don't Know Me" Isabelle Nathe
26. "Zoe White and the Seven Whores" Thomas S. Roche