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Another excellent installment of the Fables series. This one is written in a series of smaller tales, unlike the previous two volumes that were all one tale. It is a collection of "love" stories. Though the first one is really about a mundy (human) reporter that thinks the Fables are vampires. The story is of how Bigby was able to stop the reporter from publishing the story. No spoilers so I shan't say anymore. The rest of the stories are sort of connected in that many of the side stories carry over. From Prince Charming moving in with his ex-wife to Snow White and Bigby still attempting to survive being assassinated by Goldilocks. I enjoyed the interplay between Prince Charming and Bluebeard, though I was sad to see Bluebeard go. He was one of my favorite characters. The final tale is the story of how the Lilliputians were able to leave Fableland and settle in our world and the adventures they had trying to find mates with the help of John Barleycorn.

As per usual, this was a creative and very entertaining volume. For the most part the art is very good, though the final two stories aren't perhaps the best. But, it is never awful art. fables continues to amuse and entertain. I am glad I have continued with this series and if you read them you will be as well. Highly recommend to anyone who grew up reading fables and had their favorite characters. You will enjoy this subversive re-imagining of those childhood tales. I know I did.