Changeling’s Crown is a lighthearted, sweet paranormal romance about Ianthe, a faery godmother who–try as she might–just can’t seem to do anything right.

A while back, Ianthe bounced a spell that ended up dooming Snow White’s family line. Nonetheless, she’s given one last assignment: to keep the married owners of a Florida horse ranch from divorcing. She doesn’t count on falling in love with Briak, one of their handsome ranch hands–a human, no less! As cute as he is, Briak has secrets of his own.

Sounds very different. Who’s it aimed at?
I think readers of the age group 18-24 will like Changeling’s Crown–or anyone who loves fairy tales and has a curiosity about what the characters get up to in their off hours.

If you like twisted faery tales, fantasy, romance –oh and cute cowboys, you’ll love my book.

That’s a Venn diagram we’d never have conceived!
And lanthe, she’s a bit of a character too, isn’t she? Tell us about her.
Ianthe is trying very hard to be the perfect faery godmother. Unfortunately, she made a big mistake long ago. Now she’s trying to make up for it, and get her reputation righted.

Have you written any other books that we should read next?
I have two other Paranormal romances out for an older audience, and a series of dark fantasy books –The Antique Magic series.

Tell us a bit about yourself.
Juli D. Revezzo has long been in love with writing, a love built by devouring everything from the Arthurian legends, to the works of Michael Moorcock, and the classics and has a soft spot for classic the “Goths” of the 19th century. Her short fiction has been published in Crossing the River: An Anthology of Sacred Journeys, Dark Things II: Cat Crimes, The Scribing Ibis, Eternal Haunted Summer, Twisted Dreams Magazine and Luna Station Quarterly, among others, while her non-fiction has been included in The Scarlet Letter. She has also, on occasion, edited the popular e-zine Nolan’s Pop Culture Review… But her heart lies in the storytelling. She is a member of the Magic Appreciation Tour and Indie Author Network.

Do you have a website where we can keep up with your work?
Yes, you can visit me at: http://julidrevezzo.com.

@julidrevezzo.

What’s next?
I’m working on my next New Adult fantasy romance–and a follow up to the latest book in my Antique Magic series, Drawing Down the Shades.

How easily do new storylines come to you? If we give you four random words – Man, Woman, Mexico, Future – can you give us a brief storyline?
It depends on the story, some come easily, some are like pulling teeth. Changeling’s Crown was easy, though it did take some tweaking before it landed where it is today.
Four Random words, huh? Let’s see here:

Their sloop ran aground at Cozumel, Mexico–or what was left of it. The war, not to mention the resulting acid rain, and the elements had turned it into a barren landscape. 2019 was shaping up to be a heck of a year. Even if Pennygale waved her magic wand, would the city be ready in time for Cinco de Mayo? Prince Mayson hoped so because he’d planned on proposing during the festivities. But given the look of the place, he had his doubts.