title: She's No Faerie Princess (The Others, Book 10)
author:  Christine Warren 
description: Secret negotiations between the Council of Othersparanormal beings who secretly walk among usand human delegations are at a critical juncture in Warren's fine, erotic follow-up to <i>Wolf at the Door</i>. Meanwhile, werewolf Tobias Walker works to keep Manhattan's streets quiet, in hopes that a treaty can be reached allowing the Others to "come out" safely. Trouble arises when impetuous Fiona, princess of the Fae (called Faeries by humankind), breaks the rules laid down by her aunt, the queen, and crosses into the human plane for a bit of a vacation: shopping, rock and roll concerts and relaxation. But upon her arrival, she's attacked by a wayward demon; luckily, Tobias is there to rescue. Since a spell prevents her from returning home, Tobias secrets her in his apartment, risking the explosion of her aunt's legendary temper and the breakdown of negotiations. Worse, a mysterious entity is killing humans and making it look as though Others are responsible. As they race to solve the mystery and return Fiona to her world, an impossible attraction between Tobias and Fiona growsand it seems their passion has the power to ignite Fiona's magic abilities. The strong chemistry between the leads; a multitude of well-drawn, unique secondary characters; and a gritty urban setting make this a winning read. Though part of a series, Warren excels at making her complex world accessible to new readers. <i>(Nov.)</i> <br />Copyright  Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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  She’s No Faerie Princess
  
  
  The Others 10
  
  
  By
  
  
  Christine Warren
  
  
  
  
  
  Contents
  
  
  
  
  
  CHAPTER 1
  
  
  CHAPTER 2
  
  
  CHAPTER 3
  
  
  CHAPTER 4
  
  
  CHAPTER 5
  
  
  CHAPTER 6
  
  
  CHAPTER 7
  
  
  CHAPTER 8
  
  
  CHAPTER 9
  
  
  CHAPTER 10
  
  
  CHAPTER 11
  
  
  CHAPTER 12
  
  
  CHAPTER 13
  
  
  CHAPTER 14
  
  
  CHAPTER 15
  
  
  CHAPTER 16
  
  
  CHAPTER 17
  
  
  CHAPTER 18
  
  
  CHAPTER 19
  
  
  CHAPTER 20
  
  
  CHAPTER 21
  
  
  CHAPTER 22
  
  
  CHAPTER 23
  
  
  CHAPTER 24
  
  
  CHAPTER 25
  
  
  CHAPTER 26
  
  
  CHAPTER 27
  
  
  CHAPTER 28
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ## CHAPTER 29
  
  Tobias parted the cut in her dress, ripping it slightly wider to get at the
  injury…
  
  
  
  
  
  When he pressed the cotton to her skin, the muscles in her stomach clenched
  reflexively, and he heard a soft gasp whisper between her lips. His gaze shot
  immediately to her face, and he found himself staring into eyes the color of
  an African violet and just as soft. Framed by her inky lashes, they held him
  riveted with her calmly curious expression.
  
  
  “I’m sorry,” she said, her voice low and husky and tumbling from between 