Once Upon a Cocktail by Danielle Fisher

Once upon a time advice columnist Calla Kennedy felt like she was on top of the world. Her blog had a large and loyal fan base and her latest self-help book was climbing the best-seller lists. Even her boyfriend was committed to keeping her on top especially naked and on top of him. She had no idea that his devotion had little to do with how she looked above him and more to do with how she looked for the thousands of viewers watching on his webcam. After losing her job, reputation, and dignity, Calla lives in isolation, drawing comfort from red wine, yoga pants, and Hostess’ Ding Dong snack cakes.
The media has always treated Ash Sanders like a prince. With a killer smile and wicked charm, Ash has been the face of his father’s empire for as long as he can remember. He spends his days in front of every camera he can find kissing saggy asses and Botox lips and wondering when the hell he’ll get the chance to be more than a fraud.
When Calla first meets Ash, she sees him as nothing more than a royal pain while Ash sees Calla as a damsel in distress he might be able to save. Neither of them realizes that someone has already written the script and that their story has all of the elements of a fairy tale turned sideways. With a princess who doesn’t want to be saved and a handsome prince who realizes he doesn’t know how to save anyone, their enemies may be the only people capable of bringing them together or tearing them apart.