A fairy banished for her hobby of turning princes into frogs must grant a princess's wish for true love to return home. Drusinella, a fairy with a penchant for amphibian transformations, finds herself exiled from Fairyland. Her only hope of returning is to fulfill the wish of a princess she despises: finding true love. This quest is complicated by her own sarcastic nature and the Fairy Queen's demand that she abandon her peculiar hobby.

This middle-grade fairy tale, told from the perspective of a decidedly un-princess-like fairy, offers a humorous twist on traditional fantasy tropes. The narrative voice of Drusinella, who prefers turning princes into frogs to granting wishes, promises a sarcastic and unconventional adventure. The premise sets up a conflict between Drusinella's grumpy nature and the saccharine requirement of granting a wish for true love, suggesting a story that subverts expectations of the genre. The inclusion of a bird companion, Alfrigg, and an old acquaintance, Soflee, hints at a cast of characters that will interact with Drusinella's unique brand of fairy magic.