Romance a Medieval Fairytale Series

You think you know these fairytales?

You’re wrong.
Once upon a time…

"A powerful enchantress searching for her father's missing ships finds a prince trapped behind a monstrous face. This adult Beauty and the Beast retelling sends Zuleika to Beacon Isle, where invisible servants and a vanished harbour conceal a curse unlike any she has encountered. Vardan fights pirates, protects his people, and desperately needs someone who can see the man beneath the spell.  If you love Grace Draven's Entreat Me for a fresh romantic approach to Beauty and the Beast, or Robin McKinley's Beauty for the humanity behind a frightening enchanted exterior, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect a snow-covered rose garden, candlelit meals served by unseen hands, saffron cakes, and a magnificent monastery library. Beauty and the Beast atmosphere meets the maritime adventure of Pirates of the Caribbean, with darker themes and adult intimacy. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cursed princes, powerful witches, hidden identities, healing romance, and love beyond appearances. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, Juliet Marillier, and Heart's Blood."
"Cinderella goes to war in this adult fantasy romance blending enchanted shoes with a warrior heroine. Mai disguises herself as a man to take her father's place in the Emperor's army. Sharing a tent with the arrogant Prince Yi would be difficult enough without discovering that the kingdom's celebrated swordsman cannot beat her in a fight.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, or Marissa Meyer's Cinder for an inventive heroine reshaping a familiar royal fairytale, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect martial dances, a dangerous siege, magical disguises, and a royal ball where swords prove more interesting than courtly dancing. The soldier-in-disguise appeal of Mulan meets Cinderella's midnight deadline and unforgettable shoes. Viewers who enjoy Ever After: A Cinderella Story for a resourceful Cinderella heroine claiming her own future will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: warrior heroines, rivals to lovers, shared tents, concealed identities, and competent women rescuing princes. Perfect for fans of: K. M. Shea, Melanie Cellier, Mulan, Jessica Day George, and Princess of Glass."
"Two royal sisters arrive in a hostile kingdom, but the wrong princess is mistaken for the intended bride. This adult Goose Girl retelling follows timid Ava, sent away as her sister's attendant, and Yun, an overlooked prince who wants peace. An accident, a lost memory, and an unexpected marriage bind them together before either understands what lies ahead.  If you love Shannon Hale's The Goose Girl for royal identity, a stolen future, and finding a voice, or Shannon Hale's Book of a Thousand Days for confinement, courage, and the hope of romance, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect an unruly horse, palace gardens, rival courts, and a poet prince whose kindness matters more than his position in the succession. The Goose Girl's identity confusion meets the romance of a political marriage slowly becoming personal. Viewers who enjoy Once Upon a Time for interconnected fairytale lives and far-reaching curses will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: marriage of convenience, shy heroines finding courage, gentle princes, mistaken identity, and royal intrigue. Perfect for fans of: Melanie Cellier, Grace Draven, The Goose Girl, Danielle L. Jensen, and The Bridge Kingdom."
"Twelve princesses dance their shoes to pieces, and a wounded soldier has three days to discover why. This adult Twelve Dancing Princesses retelling brings Vasco to a secluded palace where suitors disappear and an exiled princess longs to escape. Bianca may be the only person willing to help him, but uncovering the truth could cost them both far more than sleep.  If you love Jessica Day George's Princess of the Midnight Ball for the mystery of twelve dancing princesses, or Juliet Marillier's Wildwood Dancing for folklore-rich magic and relationships shaped by enchantment, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect an invisibility cloak, a mist-covered lake, hidden passages, and a ballroom beneath the water. The enchanted dancing of Wildwood Dancing meets a sinister race against time, with an honourable commoner at its centre. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: princess and soldier romance, magical mysteries, secret dances, wounded heroes, and forbidden attraction. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, Wildwood Dancing, Stephanie Garber, and Caraval."
"A mermaid saves a young prince from a shipwreck, then sacrifices her voice to help her cursed brothers. Years later, Erik returns to Beacon Isle searching for the girl he cannot forget. This adult Little Mermaid retelling entwines a second meeting with family duty, dangerous secrets, and a heroine whose command of the ocean is easier than trusting her own heart.  If you love Tessonja Odette's Kiss of the Selkie for a romantic Little Mermaid reinvention, or Elizabeth Lim's Six Crimson Cranes for bird transformations and a heroine fighting a curse, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect storm-tossed rescue boats, a vast monastery library, silent conversations, and a prince researching creatures most people dismiss as myths. The Little Mermaid's longing and divided worlds gain a darker medieval setting and a heroine with formidable water magic. Viewers who enjoy The Swan Princess for a swan transformation separating devoted lovers will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: mermaid heroines, vows of silence, reunion romance, cursed families, and protective princes. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, The Little Mermaid, Stephanie Garber, and Once Upon a Broken Heart."
"An adult Sleeping Beauty retelling, Awaken trades a familiar sleeping princess for a healer whose greatest act of protection costs her fifty years. Rosamond wakes to a changed kingdom and a man whose face seems impossibly familiar. Siward offers shelter, but neither understands how closely their futures are bound to her forgotten past.  If you love Robin McKinley's Spindle's End for a richly reimagined Sleeping Beauty curse, or Melanie Cellier's The Princess Game for a clever reinvention of Sleeping Beauty, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Living roses, a ruined convent, and a hawk-led discovery give this medieval fantasy romance its distinctive atmosphere. Think of Sleeping Beauty's briar-covered isolation with the dangerous enchantment of Heart's Blood: beauty offers refuge, yet belonging must be fought for. Viewers who enjoy Maleficent for a fresh perspective on Sleeping Beauty and the people behind a curse will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: magical healers, sleeping princesses, protective heroes, mistaken identity, royal romance, and awakening into a changed world. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, Sleeping Beauty, Stephanie Garber, and Once Upon a Broken Heart."
"An aspiring heroine joins an unlikely hero in Embellish, an adult Brave Little Tailor retelling full of dangerous quests and inconvenient attraction. Melitta wants adventure beyond court tailoring. George wants to prove he can face the dragon he once fled. Together, they discover that looking heroic and surviving a monster are very different skills.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, or Marissa Meyer's Cinder for an inventive heroine reshaping a familiar royal fairytale, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A boastful surcoat, disastrous boar hunt, and mind-reading apprentice make the partnership delightfully unpredictable. The Princess Bride provides a touchstone for wit amid peril; Mulan echoes Melitta's determination to prove herself beyond the role others expect her to fill. Viewers who enjoy Brave for a determined heroine confronting magic and family expectations will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: unlikely heroes, capable heroines, quest companions, magical gifts, dragon-slaying adventures, and simmering attraction. Perfect for fans of: K. M. Shea, Melanie Cellier, The Princess Bride, Naomi Novik, and Spinning Silver."
"A runaway princess crosses dangerous waters in Appease, an adult Princess and the Pea retelling. Sativa refuses to become a dragonslayer's prize when she has already promised herself to Prince Reidar. Leaving her father's castle is an act of courage; reaching the boy who has become a king will demand far more.  If you love Danielle L. Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom for romance tested by royal duty and conflicting loyalties, or Melanie Cellier's The Princess Companion for a Princess and the Pea reinvention with royal romance, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  An amber ring, borrowed travelling clothes, and a ship's mast replace the sheltered comforts of court. Pirates of the Caribbean provides a comparison for maritime hazards, while The Princess Bride echoes the stubborn hope of reaching someone whose promise still matters. Viewers who enjoy Merlin for medieval courts, concealed magic, and divided loyalties will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: runaway princesses, childhood betrothals, perilous sea journeys, royal romance, determined heroines, and promises kept. Perfect for fans of: Melanie Cellier, Juliet Marillier, The Princess Bride, Shannon Hale, and Book of a Thousand Days."
"Childhood affection faces war in Blow, an adult Three Little Pigs retelling set among the Southern Isles. Rudolf promised to protect Portia before duty called him back to Viken. When he returns with an army, the woman he loves hears tales of a terrifying Wolf Prince. Saving her home may make him look like its greatest threat.  If you love Danielle L. Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom for romance tested by royal duty and conflicting loyalties, or T. Kingfisher's Paladin's Grace for wounded adults finding tenderness and trust, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Three red-haired sisters, fire arrows, and a stone fortress on a sacred island reshape the pigs-and-wolf imagery. Brave offers an atmospheric comparison for a proud heroine and rugged landscape; The Princess Bride echoes the trouble caused when a beloved man becomes a frightening legend. Viewers who enjoy The Last Kingdom for medieval warfare and the struggle to protect a home will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: childhood friends to lovers, divided loyalties, warrior princes, fierce heiresses, wartime romance, and misunderstood heroes. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, The Princess Bride, Sylvia Mercedes, and Bride of the Shadow King."
"A hidden sorceress and a displaced squire face a wicked witch in Return, an adult Hansel and Gretel retelling. Rhona suspects her stepmother means her sisters harm. Grieve arrives on Rum Isle nursing a bruised heart. Their unexpected attraction soon becomes tangled with captivity, dangerous magic, and the struggle to find a way home.  If you love Naomi Novik's Uprooted for a gifted heroine confronting dangerous magic, or T. Kingfisher's Nettle & Bone for a woman challenging the cruelty behind a royal fairytale, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A healer's stillroom, a waterfall-hidden sanctuary, and a witch's mysterious mirror lend the adventure its own texture. Hansel and Gretel provides the captivity echoes, while Stardust offers a comparison for a magical world where bargains and appearances can be perilously misleading. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: hidden magic, protective sisters, unlikely allies, captive couples, resourceful heroines, and sensual fairytale adventures. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, Stardust, Hannah Whitten, and For the Wolf."
"An adult Aladdin retelling, Wish brings sensual medieval fantasy romance to a desert kingdom where a princess's magic cannot win the one man she wants. Aladdin is a penniless spinner's son. Maram is a skilled royal courtesan accustomed to getting her way. His unexpected immunity makes their attraction deliciously unpredictable.  If you love Renée Ahdieh's The Wrath & the Dawn for an Arabian Nights-inspired world of storytelling and romance, or Stephanie Garber's Caraval for romance amid magical secrets and deception, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A bathhouse encounter, a forgotten underground city, and two very different djinn complicate the distance between poverty and royalty. Aladdin supplies the magical treasures and assumed status; Stardust offers an atmospheric comparison for an ordinary man's perilous pursuit of extraordinary love. Viewers who enjoy Once Upon a Time for interconnected fairytale lives and far-reaching curses will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: class difference, magical immunity, experienced heroines, virgin heroes, desert fantasy, and sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, Aladdin, Stardust, Stephanie Garber, and Once Upon a Broken Heart."
"A second-chance fantasy romance unfolds inside an ice palace in Melt, an adult Snow Queen retelling. Amani has escaped the lamp that enslaved him, but freedom means little without Briska. Separated for twenty years, the djinn and the enchantress must find their way through the magic that has kept her hidden from him.  If you love Katherine Arden's The Bear and the Nightingale for winter folklore and a heroine with unusual gifts, or Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore. Carlton centres experienced lovers and explicit intimacy rather than a conventional first courtship.  A concealed mountain palace, a magical mirror, and a lamp that suppresses enchantments make the search far more dangerous than a simple climb. The Snow Queen supplies the wintry imagery, while Stardust suggests the atmosphere of beautiful magic hiding a cruel cost. Viewers who enjoy Frozen for winter enchantment and the emotional cost of magic will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: second chances, separated lovers, djinn heroes, hidden enchantresses, winter palaces, and sensual romantic fantasy. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, The Snow Queen, Stardust, T. Kingfisher, and Paladin's Grace."
"An inventive miller's daughter faces impossible royal demands in Spin, an adult Rumpelstiltskin retelling. Molina understands waterwheels, flax, and the practical work of spinning. Turning thread into gold is another matter. Her growing attraction to Lubos becomes entangled with a cruel king's greed and the desperate bargains of a stranger with a dangerous gift.  If you love Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, or Marissa Meyer's Gilded for Rumpelstiltskin-inspired magic and dangerous bargains, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore. Its romance includes explicit intimacy, while its intertwined stories allow loss and sacrifice real weight.  A spinning wheel, flooded fields, and a knight who must hide his hands give familiar motifs unsettling new meanings. Rumpelstiltskin supplies the impossible task and perilous bargain; Stardust suggests a magical world where coveted treasure carries an unexpected human cost. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: inventive heroines, hidden princes, impossible tasks, dangerous bargains, tragic enchantments, and adult fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Rumpelstiltskin, Stardust, Elizabeth Lim, and Spin the Dawn."
"A cursed prince meets a princess who understands animals in Kiss, an adult Frog Prince retelling. Philemon needs someone to hear more than a frog's croak. Anahita can, but rescuing an arrogant stranger is hardly her only concern. Their desert journey blends sharp banter, explicit romance, and a much darker struggle for safety and choice.  If you love Brigid Kemmerer's A Curse So Dark and Lonely for a cursed prince and a heroine who will not surrender, or Robin McKinley's Beauty for the humanity behind a frightening enchanted exterior, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A hunting falcon, a travelling waterskin, and a deserted underground city give this curse-breaking adventure a distinctive landscape. The Frog Prince supplies the transformation, while The Princess Bride echoes the appeal of prickly exchanges becoming devotion under pressure. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: talking animals, cursed princes, fierce princesses, desert journeys, healing trust, and sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, The Frog Prince, The Princess Bride, Tessonja Odette, and Curse of the Wolf King."
"A village witch and a penniless knight compete to kill a deadly wolf in Hunt, an adult Red Riding Hood retelling. Rosa wants vengeance for her family. Sir Chase wants work, shelter, and a chance to rebuild his life. Neither expects their rival plans to lead to a shared bed and a dangerous attraction.  If you love Marissa Meyer's Scarlet for a reinvention of Red Riding Hood with a mystery to unravel, or Jessica Day George's Princess of the Silver Woods for a Red Riding Hood retelling with royal secrets, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A scarlet cloak, a flying carpet, and a white wolf too clever for an ordinary trap turn the woods into contested ground. Little Red Riding Hood provides the familiar danger, while Wildwood Dancing offers a comparison for forests shaped by old magic and obligations. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: witch heroines, knight heroes, rival hunters, winter forests, magical healing, and sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Little Red Riding Hood, Wildwood Dancing, Meagan Spooner, and Hunted."
"Snow White meets Arthurian romance in Reflect, an adult medieval fantasy with two intertwined love stories. Guinevere and her brother Xylander flee a mad king's court, seeking safety through a royal alliance. But a new husband's illness and a missing princess turn sanctuary into another dangerous place, where appearances tell very little of the truth.  If you love Marissa Meyer's Winter for a Snow White heroine caught in royal danger, or Tessonja Odette's A Taste of Poison for a romantic Snow White reinvention, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A magic mirror, an enchanted apple, and a huntsman who misunderstands his mission reshape the familiar story. Snow White provides the motifs, while Arthurian legend supplies Guinevere, Lancelot, and the tension between knightly duty and personal devotion. Viewers who enjoy Snow White and the Huntsman for a threatened kingdom and a heroine hunted by royal power will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: intertwined romances, royal intrigue, misunderstood queens, protective knights, magical mirrors, and adult fairytale reinvention. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Snow White, Arthurian legend, Holly Black, and The Cruel Prince."
"Medieval fantasy romance meets Goldilocks in Roar: Goldilocks Retold, where a dispossessed baron's daughter finds an injured enemy in her home. Ursula has already lost her family to invasion. Trusting Bernard, the invader's son, could cost her everything she still hopes to save. Snow, secrets, and growing attraction make this an adult fairytale retelling with intimate, explicit romance.  If you love Katherine Arden's The Bear and the Nightingale for winter folklore and a heroine with unusual gifts, or Grace Draven's Entreat Me for a fresh romantic approach to Beauty and the Beast, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Three bears shelter Ursula in a painted cave. Back at the castle, a broken leg and dwindling provisions force two survivors to depend on each other. The bear magic recalls Brave's transformation imagery, while the wary connection offers the emotional appeal of Heart's Blood. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: enemies to lovers, forced proximity, winter romance, hidden identity, protective magic, wounded heroes. Perfect for fans of: Brave, Grace Draven, Juliet Marillier, Robin McKinley, and Beauty."
"Cobble: Elves and the Shoemaker Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about a gifted craftswoman whose finest work arrives without her name attached. Cursed to a tiny size, Alba makes exquisite shoes in the shadows of Brogan's workshop. The handsome woodworker sees miracles in the morning, unaware of the woman whose skill is making his business flourish.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, or Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Painted flowers, costly blue pigment, and starry designs make Alba's artistry tangible. Mischievous brothers and a curse with specific conditions complicate the traditional tale of secret helpers. The Elves and the Shoemaker supplies the central motif, with Stardust offering a comparison for troublesome magic and romantic possibility. Viewers who enjoy Ella Enchanted for a heroine determined to escape the control of a curse will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: hidden helpers, cursed heroines, artisan romance, creative women, magical obstacles, recognition of talent. Perfect for fans of: The Elves and the Shoemaker, Stardust, Melanie Cellier, Marissa Meyer, and Cinder."
"A wooden horse that can fly gives a loyal young man a remarkable way to reach the woman he cannot forget. Float: Enchanted Horse Retold is a medieval fantasy romance pairing Godfrey, a horse trainer who doubts his own abilities, with Penelope, a clever merchant's daughter who hears thoughts she would rather not know.  If you love Renée Ahdieh's The Wrath & the Dawn for an Arabian Nights-inspired world of storytelling and romance, or Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Canals, convent walls, imperial ambitions, and a troublesome enchanted mount carry the lovers between Rialto and Byzas. Penelope's mind reading proves as important as Godfrey's determination. The Enchanted Horse supplies the flying-horse motif, while The Princess Bride offers a screen comparison for devotion tested through perilous rescues. Viewers who enjoy Aladdin for magical wishes and romance across a divide in rank will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: flying horses, mind-reading heroines, loyal heroes, reunion romance, maritime fantasy, romantic adventure. Perfect for fans of: The Enchanted Horse, The Princess Bride, Melanie Cellier, Marissa Meyer, and Cinder."
"Steal: Forty Thieves Retold turns a secret treasure cave into the meeting place for a medieval fantasy romance. Melisende, a noblewoman fleeing the brutal realities of crusading, finds unexpected help from Mithra, a woodcutter with a merchant's experience and a conscience. Survival draws them together across differences of class and faith, with explicit adult intimacy later in their story.  If you love Renée Ahdieh's The Wrath & the Dawn for an Arabian Nights-inspired world of storytelling and romance, or Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A stolen striped sack, a cave opened by a spoken password, and a household full of dangerous assumptions complicate their refuge. Melisende's extraordinary speed gives her a crucial advantage. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves supplies the treasure motif, while The Princess Bride suggests romantic adventure in a perilous world. Viewers who enjoy Aladdin for magical wishes and romance across a divide in rank will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cross-cultural romance, hidden identities, secret treasure, magical heroines, honourable heroes, survival adventure. Perfect for fans of: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Juliet Marillier, The Princess Bride, Danielle L. Jensen, and The Bridge Kingdom."
"Call: Pied Piper Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about an assassin trying to save lives and a widowed mother determined to protect her son. Zoticus arrives in Mirroten with a warning about plague. Sara has already struggled to make the town listen, and his unexpected support introduces a very different danger to her guarded heart.  If you love T. Kingfisher's Paladin's Grace for wounded adults finding tenderness and trust, or T. Kingfisher's Swordheart for a practical heroine and an unexpected protective companion, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  An enchanted flute, a striped cloak, and a mountain town threatened by tainted trade goods give this piper a new purpose. Sara's practical leadership makes her an essential partner. The Pied Piper supplies the magical summons, while Heart's Blood offers a comparison for shelter, healing, and intimacy under threat. Viewers who enjoy Merlin for medieval courts, concealed magic, and divided loyalties will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: mature romance, protective mothers, morally complicated heroes, enchanted music, plague survival, explicit fantasy romance. Perfect for fans of: The Pied Piper, Grace Draven, Heart's Blood, T. Kingfisher, and Nettle & Bone."
"A witch and an apprentice apothecary have finally agreed to marry when plague destroys their plans. Feather: Swan Maidens Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about Swanhild and Raphael, devoted lovers separated by a desperate protective spell. Becoming a swan may save her from sickness, but it cannot keep her safe from people who want to use her.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Six Crimson Cranes for bird transformations and a heroine fighting a curse, or Juliet Marillier's Wildwood Dancing for folklore-rich magic and relationships shaped by enchantment, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore. This is an adult romance with explicit intimacy.  Feathered cloaks, moonlit flights, and a royal nursery full of secrets make Swanhild's captivity unusually dangerous. Raphael must grow into his healing skills while holding onto their promise. Swan Lake echoes the swan-maiden imagery, while Wildwood Dancing suggests the atmosphere of secret magical nights. Viewers who enjoy The Swan Princess for a swan transformation separating devoted lovers will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: separated lovers, faithful heroes, transformation magic, courageous heroines, royal deception, reunion romance. Perfect for fans of: Swan Lake, Juliet Marillier, Wildwood Dancing, Shannon Hale, and Book of a Thousand Days."
"An aspiring assassin goes hunting a monster and finds a prince who cannot tell her his name. Curse: Rose Red Retold is a medieval fantasy romance pairing Rossa, a powerful witch trained by her feared father, with Boris, a grieving royal trapped in the form of a huge white bear. Her certainty about justice faces an unexpectedly personal test.  If you love Grace Draven's Entreat Me for a fresh romantic approach to Beauty and the Beast, or Meagan Spooner's Hunted for a determined heroine confronting a mysterious beast, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Snowy hunting grounds, a ruby brooch, and meals shared beside a cave fire turn suspicion into something warmer. Rossa's magical strength makes her a formidable companion. Snow White and Rose Red supplies the bear-and-maiden motif, while Brave offers a screen comparison for transformation magic with consequences. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cursed princes, powerful heroines, winter romance, hidden identities, unexpected tenderness, love after loss. Perfect for fans of: Snow White and Rose Red, Brave, Grace Draven, Katherine Arden, and The Bear and the Nightingale."
"Feuding families meet a bridge with a terrible toll in Cross, a medieval fantasy romance that joins Three Billy Goats Gruff with Romeo and Juliet. Romein wants to save flooded land through ingenious machines. Julia wants to protect the estate she governs. Their shared purpose could bring them together, if their fathers' bitter enmity does not destroy the chance.  If you love Danielle L. Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom for romance tested by royal duty and conflicting loyalties, or T. Kingfisher's Swordheart for a practical heroine and an unexpected protective companion, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Waterwheels, salt-scarred orchards, and a heroine who can ask the river for help give these lovers practical work as well as dangerous longing. Romeo and Juliet supplies the family feud and secret courtship, while The Princess Bride suggests the devotion and peril of romantic adventure. Viewers who enjoy Merlin for medieval courts, concealed magic, and divided loyalties will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: forbidden love, feuding families, ingenious heroes, water witches, shared ambitions, mutual rescue. Perfect for fans of: Romeo and Juliet, The Princess Bride, Melanie Cellier, Marissa Meyer, and Cinder."
"A knight with a deadly golden touch seeks a princess who can change his fate. Weave: Rapunzel Retold is an explicit medieval fantasy romance pairing Isaak, heir to the Rumpelstiltskin curse, with a secluded young woman who can weave other people's futures. She has extraordinary power, but choosing a life beyond her tower remains painfully out of reach.  If you love Marissa Meyer's Cress for a sheltered heroine reaching for freedom and love, or Shannon Hale's Book of a Thousand Days for confinement, courage, and the hope of romance, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A magic mirror, protective gloves, and boots that open impossible entrances lead the lovers into secrets neither was prepared to face. Rapunzel's loom makes her more than a prize to rescue. Tangled suggests the tower heroine's longing for freedom, while Rumpelstiltskin supplies the inherited gold-and-bargain motifs. Viewers who enjoy Ella Enchanted for a heroine determined to escape the control of a curse will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cursed knights, powerful weavers, tower romance, secret meetings, dangerous touch, choosing freedom. Perfect for fans of: Tangled, Grace Draven, Juliet Marillier, Naomi Novik, and Spinning Silver."
"A castle's future depends on a woman determined to keep it standing and a proud knight currently wearing a cat's body. Claim: Puss in Boots Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about Caterina, chatelaine of Burg Rumpelstiltskin, and Kempenich, an enchanted warrior convinced his family's lost fortune must be hidden somewhere within its crumbling walls.  If you love T. Kingfisher's Swordheart for a practical heroine and an unexpected protective companion, or T. Kingfisher's Paladin's Grace for wounded adults finding tenderness and trust, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A talking cat in boots, a mud-covered golden lion, and rooms filled with old clothes make the castle's mysteries distinctive. Kempenich has plenty to learn about its capable keeper. Puss in Boots supplies the feline image, while Stardust suggests the appeal of unpredictable enchantment and romantic possibility. Viewers who enjoy Puss in Boots: The Last Wish for a bold fairytale adventurer forced to rethink his choices will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: enchanted knights, competent heroines, castle mysteries, proud heroes, second chances at life, sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Puss in Boots, Stardust, Grace Draven, and Radiance."
"A fairy godmother fleeing a dragon lands in a snowdrift on Christmas Eve. In this gentle medieval fantasy romance, Zoraida's disastrous escape brings her to Hans, a lonely merchant baron who offers his last food and a place beside his fire. One unexpected meeting turns a freezing night into the beginning of something magical.  If you love Melanie Cellier's A Midwinter's Wedding for a wintry romantic fairytale and unexpected companionship, or Grace Draven's Radiance for a relationship built on kindness and trust, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect singed skirts, a snowbound trapper's hut, terrible fish pottage, and a Yule feast worth travelling through a portal for. The falling-star encounter has the whimsical appeal of Stardust, with fireside storytelling and mistletoe kisses at its heart. Viewers who enjoy Enchanted for playful fairytale magic and unexpected romance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: Christmas romance, fairy godmothers, kindhearted heroes, magical portals, and love at first meeting. Perfect for fans of: K. M. Shea, Melanie Cellier, Stardust, and The Coronation Ball."

Fall: Scheherazade Retold

Dragon vs fairy godmother - who will win?

When young fairy godmother Zoraida finds herself fighting a losing battle with a dragon to save her godson, she's forced to use her magic to flee.
Only to find herself in the middle of a freezing blizzard.
Rescued by a traveller, she faces a new challenge: can they survive the storm to see Christmas morning?

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"A powerful enchantress searching for her father's missing ships finds a prince trapped behind a monstrous face. This adult Beauty and the Beast retelling sends Zuleika to Beacon Isle, where invisible servants and a vanished harbour conceal a curse unlike any she has encountered. Vardan fights pirates, protects his people, and desperately needs someone who can see the man beneath the spell.  If you love Grace Draven's Entreat Me for a fresh romantic approach to Beauty and the Beast, or Robin McKinley's Beauty for the humanity behind a frightening enchanted exterior, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect a snow-covered rose garden, candlelit meals served by unseen hands, saffron cakes, and a magnificent monastery library. Beauty and the Beast atmosphere meets the maritime adventure of Pirates of the Caribbean, with darker themes and adult intimacy. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cursed princes, powerful witches, hidden identities, healing romance, and love beyond appearances. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, Juliet Marillier, and Heart's Blood."

Enchant: Beauty and the Beast Retold

A beastly prince. An enchanting beauty. Only love can break the spell.

Once upon a time…

The wicked King Thorn forced the enchantress Zuleika to cast a terrible curse. She fled his court to travel the world, helping those who need her magic most. Until a search for her merchant father’s lost ships leads her to an enchanted island, where Prince Vardan, the island’s ruler, is afflicted by the most powerful curse Zuleika has ever encountered. She’s not sure she can reverse the spell, but she’s determined to try. After all, a prince who fights pirates can’t be all bad…no matter how beastly his appearance.

Together, can the enchanting beauty and the beastly prince break the spell?

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"Cinderella goes to war in this adult fantasy romance blending enchanted shoes with a warrior heroine. Mai disguises herself as a man to take her father's place in the Emperor's army. Sharing a tent with the arrogant Prince Yi would be difficult enough without discovering that the kingdom's celebrated swordsman cannot beat her in a fight.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, or Marissa Meyer's Cinder for an inventive heroine reshaping a familiar royal fairytale, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect martial dances, a dangerous siege, magical disguises, and a royal ball where swords prove more interesting than courtly dancing. The soldier-in-disguise appeal of Mulan meets Cinderella's midnight deadline and unforgettable shoes. Viewers who enjoy Ever After: A Cinderella Story for a resourceful Cinderella heroine claiming her own future will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: warrior heroines, rivals to lovers, shared tents, concealed identities, and competent women rescuing princes. Perfect for fans of: K. M. Shea, Melanie Cellier, Mulan, Jessica Day George, and Princess of Glass."

Dance: Cinderella Retold

A dutiful daughter. A prince forced to find a bride. If the shoe fits…

Once upon a time…

When the Emperor’s army comes recruiting, Mai signs up, seeing it as the perfect escape from her stepmother and a lifetime of drudgery. Armed with her mother’s armour and a pair of magic shoes, Mai marches off to war…only to find herself sharing a tent with the General’s arrogant nephew, Prince Yi.

The best swordsman in the Empire, Prince Yi wants to make war, not love, but the Emperor insists this will be Yi’s last campaign before he must marry. Prince Yi has never met his match…until now.

Can one woman win the war and the prince’s heart?

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"Two royal sisters arrive in a hostile kingdom, but the wrong princess is mistaken for the intended bride. This adult Goose Girl retelling follows timid Ava, sent away as her sister's attendant, and Yun, an overlooked prince who wants peace. An accident, a lost memory, and an unexpected marriage bind them together before either understands what lies ahead.  If you love Shannon Hale's The Goose Girl for royal identity, a stolen future, and finding a voice, or Shannon Hale's Book of a Thousand Days for confinement, courage, and the hope of romance, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect an unruly horse, palace gardens, rival courts, and a poet prince whose kindness matters more than his position in the succession. The Goose Girl's identity confusion meets the romance of a political marriage slowly becoming personal. Viewers who enjoy Once Upon a Time for interconnected fairytale lives and far-reaching curses will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: marriage of convenience, shy heroines finding courage, gentle princes, mistaken identity, and royal intrigue. Perfect for fans of: Melanie Cellier, Grace Draven, The Goose Girl, Danielle L. Jensen, and The Bridge Kingdom."

Fly: Goose Girl Retold

Two princesses. One prince. And the war has just begun.

Once upon a time…

Princess Ava was sent to a neighbouring kingdom as a lady-in-waiting to her sister, their future queen. Until a runaway horse, a case of amnesia and a cold-hearted king conspire to bring her to the prince’s attention.

Now the prince believes Ava is his bride, and her sister is just a serving maid. One thing is certain: the prince must marry one of the princesses, or there will be war.

But when all’s fair in love and war…who will win the battle for the prince’s heart?

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"Twelve princesses dance their shoes to pieces, and a wounded soldier has three days to discover why. This adult Twelve Dancing Princesses retelling brings Vasco to a secluded palace where suitors disappear and an exiled princess longs to escape. Bianca may be the only person willing to help him, but uncovering the truth could cost them both far more than sleep.  If you love Jessica Day George's Princess of the Midnight Ball for the mystery of twelve dancing princesses, or Juliet Marillier's Wildwood Dancing for folklore-rich magic and relationships shaped by enchantment, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect an invisibility cloak, a mist-covered lake, hidden passages, and a ballroom beneath the water. The enchanted dancing of Wildwood Dancing meets a sinister race against time, with an honourable commoner at its centre. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: princess and soldier romance, magical mysteries, secret dances, wounded heroes, and forbidden attraction. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, Wildwood Dancing, Stephanie Garber, and Caraval."

Revel: Twelve Dancing Princesses Retold

Twelve princesses. One wounded soldier. A mystery that must be solved.

Once upon a time…

Princess Bianca is sent with her sisters to the summer palace, a place no maiden has ever returned from. While her sisters seem perfectly happy, she has only one desire: escape.

Vasco, a wounded soldier on his way home from war, stumbles across the summer palace and sets out to solve the mystery no man has managed to yet. If only they let him live long enough…

Can the fair maiden and the wounded soldier uncover the sinister secret before it’s too late?

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"A mermaid saves a young prince from a shipwreck, then sacrifices her voice to help her cursed brothers. Years later, Erik returns to Beacon Isle searching for the girl he cannot forget. This adult Little Mermaid retelling entwines a second meeting with family duty, dangerous secrets, and a heroine whose command of the ocean is easier than trusting her own heart.  If you love Tessonja Odette's Kiss of the Selkie for a romantic Little Mermaid reinvention, or Elizabeth Lim's Six Crimson Cranes for bird transformations and a heroine fighting a curse, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Expect storm-tossed rescue boats, a vast monastery library, silent conversations, and a prince researching creatures most people dismiss as myths. The Little Mermaid's longing and divided worlds gain a darker medieval setting and a heroine with formidable water magic. Viewers who enjoy The Swan Princess for a swan transformation separating devoted lovers will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: mermaid heroines, vows of silence, reunion romance, cursed families, and protective princes. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, The Little Mermaid, Stephanie Garber, and Once Upon a Broken Heart."

Silence: Little Mermaid Retold

A little mermaid. A prince to save. Only silence can break the spell.

Once upon a time…

The mermaid Margareta saved Prince Erik from a shipwreck. Wanting to see the prince again, Margareta strikes a bargain with the Master of Beacon Isle. If she saves his sons from a terrible curse, he will reunite her with Prince Erik. All she has to do is stay silent until the curse is broken.

Silence is a virtue…until Prince Erik arrives early, searching for the mermaid who saved his life.

Can two hearts speak louder than words?

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"An adult Sleeping Beauty retelling, Awaken trades a familiar sleeping princess for a healer whose greatest act of protection costs her fifty years. Rosamond wakes to a changed kingdom and a man whose face seems impossibly familiar. Siward offers shelter, but neither understands how closely their futures are bound to her forgotten past.  If you love Robin McKinley's Spindle's End for a richly reimagined Sleeping Beauty curse, or Melanie Cellier's The Princess Game for a clever reinvention of Sleeping Beauty, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Living roses, a ruined convent, and a hawk-led discovery give this medieval fantasy romance its distinctive atmosphere. Think of Sleeping Beauty's briar-covered isolation with the dangerous enchantment of Heart's Blood: beauty offers refuge, yet belonging must be fought for. Viewers who enjoy Maleficent for a fresh perspective on Sleeping Beauty and the people behind a curse will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: magical healers, sleeping princesses, protective heroes, mistaken identity, royal romance, and awakening into a changed world. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, Sleeping Beauty, Stephanie Garber, and Once Upon a Broken Heart."

Awaken: Sleeping Beauty Retold

A sleeping beauty. A kingdom frozen in time. Only one can save them all.

Once upon a time…

Lord Siward intended to go hunting, but when he stumbles upon a ruined castle and accidentally wakes the mysterious maiden sleeping inside, he knows his holiday is over.

With the kingdom in trouble, Siward should be protecting the realm, but every time Rosamond looks at him, he gets lost in the girl’s green eyes. Who is the mysterious beauty, and why does he feel she holds the key to the kingdom’s deliverance?

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"An aspiring heroine joins an unlikely hero in Embellish, an adult Brave Little Tailor retelling full of dangerous quests and inconvenient attraction. Melitta wants adventure beyond court tailoring. George wants to prove he can face the dragon he once fled. Together, they discover that looking heroic and surviving a monster are very different skills.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, or Marissa Meyer's Cinder for an inventive heroine reshaping a familiar royal fairytale, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A boastful surcoat, disastrous boar hunt, and mind-reading apprentice make the partnership delightfully unpredictable. The Princess Bride provides a touchstone for wit amid peril; Mulan echoes Melitta's determination to prove herself beyond the role others expect her to fill. Viewers who enjoy Brave for a determined heroine confronting magic and family expectations will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: unlikely heroes, capable heroines, quest companions, magical gifts, dragon-slaying adventures, and simmering attraction. Perfect for fans of: K. M. Shea, Melanie Cellier, The Princess Bride, Naomi Novik, and Spinning Silver."

Embellish: Brave Little Tailor Retold

A maiden dying for adventure. A prince on a perilous quest. Monsters that must be slain.

Once upon a time…

After losing a battle with a dragon, George is desperate to salvage his reputation. Only he can’t do it alone – he needs an assistant.

Royal tailor Melitta longs for adventure, so when she hears of a job opening for an apprentice hero, she jumps at the chance. Slaying monsters must be more exciting than sewing.

Can the unlikely pair still succeed at their quest – or will they fall for each other instead?

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"A runaway princess crosses dangerous waters in Appease, an adult Princess and the Pea retelling. Sativa refuses to become a dragonslayer's prize when she has already promised herself to Prince Reidar. Leaving her father's castle is an act of courage; reaching the boy who has become a king will demand far more.  If you love Danielle L. Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom for romance tested by royal duty and conflicting loyalties, or Melanie Cellier's The Princess Companion for a Princess and the Pea reinvention with royal romance, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  An amber ring, borrowed travelling clothes, and a ship's mast replace the sheltered comforts of court. Pirates of the Caribbean provides a comparison for maritime hazards, while The Princess Bride echoes the stubborn hope of reaching someone whose promise still matters. Viewers who enjoy Merlin for medieval courts, concealed magic, and divided loyalties will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: runaway princesses, childhood betrothals, perilous sea journeys, royal romance, determined heroines, and promises kept. Perfect for fans of: Melanie Cellier, Juliet Marillier, The Princess Bride, Shannon Hale, and Book of a Thousand Days."

Appease: Princess and the Pea Retold

A princess who refuses to be a prize. A prince’s promise. Perhaps dragons aren’t so bad after all.

Once upon a time…

Promised as a prize to any hero who can slay the dragon, Princess Sativa flees the palace in search of the prince she was betrothed to as a child. But there are many miles between her and the boy who has become a king.

Can a lone princess cross the sea and convince the king she’s the princess of his dreams?

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"Childhood affection faces war in Blow, an adult Three Little Pigs retelling set among the Southern Isles. Rudolf promised to protect Portia before duty called him back to Viken. When he returns with an army, the woman he loves hears tales of a terrifying Wolf Prince. Saving her home may make him look like its greatest threat.  If you love Danielle L. Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom for romance tested by royal duty and conflicting loyalties, or T. Kingfisher's Paladin's Grace for wounded adults finding tenderness and trust, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Three red-haired sisters, fire arrows, and a stone fortress on a sacred island reshape the pigs-and-wolf imagery. Brave offers an atmospheric comparison for a proud heroine and rugged landscape; The Princess Bride echoes the trouble caused when a beloved man becomes a frightening legend. Viewers who enjoy The Last Kingdom for medieval warfare and the struggle to protect a home will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: childhood friends to lovers, divided loyalties, warrior princes, fierce heiresses, wartime romance, and misunderstood heroes. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, The Princess Bride, Sylvia Mercedes, and Bride of the Shadow King."

Blow: Three Little Pigs Retold

Three sisters. An absent prince who promised to protect them. And the wolf is at the door…

Once upon a time…

When war breaks out, Rudolf promises Portia and her sisters he will protect them. But his father falls in battle, and Rudolf is forced to return home to command his father’s armies.

Shifting alliances turn Portia and her family from friends to sworn enemies. To win the war, Rudolf must conquer her home, and risk losing her forever.

When the wolf is at the door, who will win – love or war?

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"A hidden sorceress and a displaced squire face a wicked witch in Return, an adult Hansel and Gretel retelling. Rhona suspects her stepmother means her sisters harm. Grieve arrives on Rum Isle nursing a bruised heart. Their unexpected attraction soon becomes tangled with captivity, dangerous magic, and the struggle to find a way home.  If you love Naomi Novik's Uprooted for a gifted heroine confronting dangerous magic, or T. Kingfisher's Nettle & Bone for a woman challenging the cruelty behind a royal fairytale, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A healer's stillroom, a waterfall-hidden sanctuary, and a witch's mysterious mirror lend the adventure its own texture. Hansel and Gretel provides the captivity echoes, while Stardust offers a comparison for a magical world where bargains and appearances can be perilously misleading. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: hidden magic, protective sisters, unlikely allies, captive couples, resourceful heroines, and sensual fairytale adventures. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Grace Draven, Stardust, Hannah Whitten, and For the Wolf."

Return: Hansel and Gretel Retold

An unlikely duo. A wicked witch. Whatever it takes to find their way home.

Once upon a time…

Rhona is certain her stepmother wants to kill her and her sisters, and she’ll stop at nothing to do it. Leaving them in the woods alone, drugging their food and drink…is nothing safe?

Bitter at his brother’s betrothal, Grieve is banished to Rum Island as a squire to Rhona’s father. Grieve thought he had enough trouble with Rhona’s stepmother and the threat of war with Alba, until a witch takes Grieve and Rhona prisoner.

Can Rhona and Grieve survive long enough to find their happily ever after?

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"An adult Aladdin retelling, Wish brings sensual medieval fantasy romance to a desert kingdom where a princess's magic cannot win the one man she wants. Aladdin is a penniless spinner's son. Maram is a skilled royal courtesan accustomed to getting her way. His unexpected immunity makes their attraction deliciously unpredictable.  If you love Renée Ahdieh's The Wrath & the Dawn for an Arabian Nights-inspired world of storytelling and romance, or Stephanie Garber's Caraval for romance amid magical secrets and deception, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A bathhouse encounter, a forgotten underground city, and two very different djinn complicate the distance between poverty and royalty. Aladdin supplies the magical treasures and assumed status; Stardust offers an atmospheric comparison for an ordinary man's perilous pursuit of extraordinary love. Viewers who enjoy Once Upon a Time for interconnected fairytale lives and far-reaching curses will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: class difference, magical immunity, experienced heroines, virgin heroes, desert fantasy, and sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, Aladdin, Stardust, Stephanie Garber, and Once Upon a Broken Heart."

Wish: Aladdin Retold

A sultan’s daughter. A pretend prince. Can a genie make all their wishes come true?

Once upon a time…

When Princess Maram and street rat Aladdin meet in the marketplace, sparks fly, and Aladdin swears to move heaven and earth in order to make the lovely courtesan his wife.

He steals a magic lamp with a genie inside, thinking all his troubles are over…only to find they have barely begun.

Can Aladdin win the princess’s hand without losing his head?

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"A second-chance fantasy romance unfolds inside an ice palace in Melt, an adult Snow Queen retelling. Amani has escaped the lamp that enslaved him, but freedom means little without Briska. Separated for twenty years, the djinn and the enchantress must find their way through the magic that has kept her hidden from him.  If you love Katherine Arden's The Bear and the Nightingale for winter folklore and a heroine with unusual gifts, or Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore. Carlton centres experienced lovers and explicit intimacy rather than a conventional first courtship.  A concealed mountain palace, a magical mirror, and a lamp that suppresses enchantments make the search far more dangerous than a simple climb. The Snow Queen supplies the wintry imagery, while Stardust suggests the atmosphere of beautiful magic hiding a cruel cost. Viewers who enjoy Frozen for winter enchantment and the emotional cost of magic will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: second chances, separated lovers, djinn heroes, hidden enchantresses, winter palaces, and sensual romantic fantasy. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, The Snow Queen, Stardust, T. Kingfisher, and Paladin's Grace."

Melt: Snow Queen Retold

An enslaved enchantress. A magic mirror. Whose match will be made next?

Once upon a time…

When Queen Briska is accused of treason, she flees to the mountains, building an icy wall around her broken heart. But she cannot flee her punishment – she is forced to help other couples find love. A tough task, when the man she loves is dead.

Amani knew his life was over the moment he was enslaved to a magic lamp. But when a strange twist of fate frees him from the lamp just as he discovers the woman he loves still lives, Amani sets out to find her, and free her, too.

Will the power of love be enough to melt two frozen hearts?

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"An inventive miller's daughter faces impossible royal demands in Spin, an adult Rumpelstiltskin retelling. Molina understands waterwheels, flax, and the practical work of spinning. Turning thread into gold is another matter. Her growing attraction to Lubos becomes entangled with a cruel king's greed and the desperate bargains of a stranger with a dangerous gift.  If you love Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, or Marissa Meyer's Gilded for Rumpelstiltskin-inspired magic and dangerous bargains, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore. Its romance includes explicit intimacy, while its intertwined stories allow loss and sacrifice real weight.  A spinning wheel, flooded fields, and a knight who must hide his hands give familiar motifs unsettling new meanings. Rumpelstiltskin supplies the impossible task and perilous bargain; Stardust suggests a magical world where coveted treasure carries an unexpected human cost. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: inventive heroines, hidden princes, impossible tasks, dangerous bargains, tragic enchantments, and adult fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Rumpelstiltskin, Stardust, Elizabeth Lim, and Spin the Dawn."

Spin: Rumpelstiltskin Retold

A miller’s daughter. A cursed knight. The power of a name.

Once upon a time…

Molina has one desire: to see her inventions spread throughout the kingdom. When Prince Lubos offers to take her to the capital as his bride, she jumps at the chance.

But impressing the king may take more than a simple spinning wheel. To marry Prince Lubos, she will need to work a miracle.

Molina enters into a desperate bargain with a mysterious man who turns all he touches into gold. A man with a tragic tale of his own, all tied up in his family name.

The future hangs in the balance, but will either of them live to see it?

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"A cursed prince meets a princess who understands animals in Kiss, an adult Frog Prince retelling. Philemon needs someone to hear more than a frog's croak. Anahita can, but rescuing an arrogant stranger is hardly her only concern. Their desert journey blends sharp banter, explicit romance, and a much darker struggle for safety and choice.  If you love Brigid Kemmerer's A Curse So Dark and Lonely for a cursed prince and a heroine who will not surrender, or Robin McKinley's Beauty for the humanity behind a frightening enchanted exterior, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A hunting falcon, a travelling waterskin, and a deserted underground city give this curse-breaking adventure a distinctive landscape. The Frog Prince supplies the transformation, while The Princess Bride echoes the appeal of prickly exchanges becoming devotion under pressure. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: talking animals, cursed princes, fierce princesses, desert journeys, healing trust, and sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Grace Draven, The Frog Prince, The Princess Bride, Tessonja Odette, and Curse of the Wolf King."

Kiss: Frog Prince Retold

A desert princess. A cursed prince. Can a kiss break the spell?

Once upon a time…

When Anahita picks up a pet frog on her way to marry a distant sheikh, she laughs at his claim to be a prince under a curse that can only be broken by a kiss.

Until he transforms into a man in her tent.

With one man in her bed as she’s preparing to marry another, what’s a desert princess to do?

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"A village witch and a penniless knight compete to kill a deadly wolf in Hunt, an adult Red Riding Hood retelling. Rosa wants vengeance for her family. Sir Chase wants work, shelter, and a chance to rebuild his life. Neither expects their rival plans to lead to a shared bed and a dangerous attraction.  If you love Marissa Meyer's Scarlet for a reinvention of Red Riding Hood with a mystery to unravel, or Jessica Day George's Princess of the Silver Woods for a Red Riding Hood retelling with royal secrets, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A scarlet cloak, a flying carpet, and a white wolf too clever for an ordinary trap turn the woods into contested ground. Little Red Riding Hood provides the familiar danger, while Wildwood Dancing offers a comparison for forests shaped by old magic and obligations. Viewers who enjoy Into the Woods for familiar fairytales woven into a shared world will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: witch heroines, knight heroes, rival hunters, winter forests, magical healing, and sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Little Red Riding Hood, Wildwood Dancing, Meagan Spooner, and Hunted."

Hunt: Red Riding Hood Retold

A witch’s vow. A knight’s quest. A wolf hunting to kill.

Once upon a time…

Six years ago, Rosa lost her family to a wolf attack during the coldest winter in living memory. But now the wolf is back, as bloodthirsty as ever, and she vows vengeance.

Work is hard to find in the dead of winter, and Sir Chase welcomes the chance to slay wolves if it means he’ll have a warm bed and food for the winter. He never counted on having to compete with a woman for his prize.

When the wolf proves more than one hunter alone can handle, can the unlikely pair join forces to defeat the menace?

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"Snow White meets Arthurian romance in Reflect, an adult medieval fantasy with two intertwined love stories. Guinevere and her brother Xylander flee a mad king's court, seeking safety through a royal alliance. But a new husband's illness and a missing princess turn sanctuary into another dangerous place, where appearances tell very little of the truth.  If you love Marissa Meyer's Winter for a Snow White heroine caught in royal danger, or Tessonja Odette's A Taste of Poison for a romantic Snow White reinvention, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A magic mirror, an enchanted apple, and a huntsman who misunderstands his mission reshape the familiar story. Snow White provides the motifs, while Arthurian legend supplies Guinevere, Lancelot, and the tension between knightly duty and personal devotion. Viewers who enjoy Snow White and the Huntsman for a threatened kingdom and a heroine hunted by royal power will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: intertwined romances, royal intrigue, misunderstood queens, protective knights, magical mirrors, and adult fairytale reinvention. Perfect for fans of: Juliet Marillier, Snow White, Arthurian legend, Holly Black, and The Cruel Prince."

Reflect: Snow White Retold

A princess in danger. A heroic huntsman. A reflection revealing too much truth.

Once upon a time...

Princess Guinevere and her brother, Prince Xylander, flee the mad king's court in search of a marriage alliance with another kingdom.

But when Guinevere's new husband falls ill and his only heir goes missing, Guinevere and Xylander must save the suddenly hostile kingdom or face exile...and their father's wrath.

Mirror, mirror on the wall...whose will be the worst fate of all?

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"Medieval fantasy romance meets Goldilocks in Roar: Goldilocks Retold, where a dispossessed baron's daughter finds an injured enemy in her home. Ursula has already lost her family to invasion. Trusting Bernard, the invader's son, could cost her everything she still hopes to save. Snow, secrets, and growing attraction make this an adult fairytale retelling with intimate, explicit romance.  If you love Katherine Arden's The Bear and the Nightingale for winter folklore and a heroine with unusual gifts, or Grace Draven's Entreat Me for a fresh romantic approach to Beauty and the Beast, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Three bears shelter Ursula in a painted cave. Back at the castle, a broken leg and dwindling provisions force two survivors to depend on each other. The bear magic recalls Brave's transformation imagery, while the wary connection offers the emotional appeal of Heart's Blood. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: enemies to lovers, forced proximity, winter romance, hidden identity, protective magic, wounded heroes. Perfect for fans of: Brave, Grace Draven, Juliet Marillier, Robin McKinley, and Beauty."

Roar: Goldilocks Retold

Three bears. Two enemies. One winter that will change everything.

Once upon a time...

Ursula thought her biggest worry was hiding her magic powers long enough to catch a husband, until Lord Vauquelin invades and slaughters her whole family. When she emerges from hiding, she finds she's snowed in with a wounded enemy soldier, in a valley full of bears.

Can a girl who can't even make porridge survive until spring?

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"Cobble: Elves and the Shoemaker Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about a gifted craftswoman whose finest work arrives without her name attached. Cursed to a tiny size, Alba makes exquisite shoes in the shadows of Brogan's workshop. The handsome woodworker sees miracles in the morning, unaware of the woman whose skill is making his business flourish.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, or Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Painted flowers, costly blue pigment, and starry designs make Alba's artistry tangible. Mischievous brothers and a curse with specific conditions complicate the traditional tale of secret helpers. The Elves and the Shoemaker supplies the central motif, with Stardust offering a comparison for troublesome magic and romantic possibility. Viewers who enjoy Ella Enchanted for a heroine determined to escape the control of a curse will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: hidden helpers, cursed heroines, artisan romance, creative women, magical obstacles, recognition of talent. Perfect for fans of: The Elves and the Shoemaker, Stardust, Melanie Cellier, Marissa Meyer, and Cinder."

Cobble: Elves and the Shoemaker Retold

Three siblings. Two shoemakers. One curse that could change everything.

Once upon a time…

All Alba ever wanted was to be the royal shoemaker, like her father. But her despicable brothers have a very different future planned for her.

When a good deed backfires, leaving her cursed for her brothers' crimes while the real culprits walk free, Alba will be forced to fight for her freedom, or face losing her dream forever.

Can Alba and her new allies bring the true villains to justice?

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"A wooden horse that can fly gives a loyal young man a remarkable way to reach the woman he cannot forget. Float: Enchanted Horse Retold is a medieval fantasy romance pairing Godfrey, a horse trainer who doubts his own abilities, with Penelope, a clever merchant's daughter who hears thoughts she would rather not know.  If you love Renée Ahdieh's The Wrath & the Dawn for an Arabian Nights-inspired world of storytelling and romance, or Elizabeth Lim's Spin the Dawn for a talented young craftswoman and an extraordinary magical task, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Canals, convent walls, imperial ambitions, and a troublesome enchanted mount carry the lovers between Rialto and Byzas. Penelope's mind reading proves as important as Godfrey's determination. The Enchanted Horse supplies the flying-horse motif, while The Princess Bride offers a screen comparison for devotion tested through perilous rescues. Viewers who enjoy Aladdin for magical wishes and romance across a divide in rank will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: flying horses, mind-reading heroines, loyal heroes, reunion romance, maritime fantasy, romantic adventure. Perfect for fans of: The Enchanted Horse, The Princess Bride, Melanie Cellier, Marissa Meyer, and Cinder."

Float: Enchanted Horse Retold

A brave knight. A lady beset by suitors. An enchanted horse that topples cities.

Once upon a time…

Disgraced knight Sir Godfrey would do anything to regain his honour. So when the famed Trojan Horse appears at court, Sir Godfrey volunteers to lead a crusade on the magical beast.

Lady Penelope is sick of life at a convent, waiting for her father to decide who she shall marry. So when a knight appears in the convent garden with a magic horse, she jumps at the chance to escape.

The enchanted horse may have ended one war, but with Penelope missing, it may be about to start another.

Can a knight and his lady stop history repeating?

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"Steal: Forty Thieves Retold turns a secret treasure cave into the meeting place for a medieval fantasy romance. Melisende, a noblewoman fleeing the brutal realities of crusading, finds unexpected help from Mithra, a woodcutter with a merchant's experience and a conscience. Survival draws them together across differences of class and faith, with explicit adult intimacy later in their story.  If you love Renée Ahdieh's The Wrath & the Dawn for an Arabian Nights-inspired world of storytelling and romance, or Naomi Novik's Spinning Silver for folkloric bargains and resourceful women, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A stolen striped sack, a cave opened by a spoken password, and a household full of dangerous assumptions complicate their refuge. Melisende's extraordinary speed gives her a crucial advantage. Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves supplies the treasure motif, while The Princess Bride suggests romantic adventure in a perilous world. Viewers who enjoy Aladdin for magical wishes and romance across a divide in rank will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cross-cultural romance, hidden identities, secret treasure, magical heroines, honourable heroes, survival adventure. Perfect for fans of: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Juliet Marillier, The Princess Bride, Danielle L. Jensen, and The Bridge Kingdom."

Steal: Forty Thieves Retold

A shrewd servant. A penniless young woodcutter. A priceless stolen treasure.

Once upon a time...

Melisende joins a crusade, her head full of glory and victory, only to flee from her first battle. Forced to hide as a housemaid while the enemy army occupies the city she'd hoped to save, she despairs of ever finding her way home.

Mithra plans to settle down with the girl of his dreams, but when the war spills into his city, all dreams of the future are shattered. When he finds a Crusader maiden in the woods and they stumble across a priceless treasure, he thinks his luck might have turned…until he discovers the penalty of stealing from the Forty Thieves.

Can Melisende and Mithra save his family from the Forty Thieves?

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"Call: Pied Piper Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about an assassin trying to save lives and a widowed mother determined to protect her son. Zoticus arrives in Mirroten with a warning about plague. Sara has already struggled to make the town listen, and his unexpected support introduces a very different danger to her guarded heart.  If you love T. Kingfisher's Paladin's Grace for wounded adults finding tenderness and trust, or T. Kingfisher's Swordheart for a practical heroine and an unexpected protective companion, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  An enchanted flute, a striped cloak, and a mountain town threatened by tainted trade goods give this piper a new purpose. Sara's practical leadership makes her an essential partner. The Pied Piper supplies the magical summons, while Heart's Blood offers a comparison for shelter, healing, and intimacy under threat. Viewers who enjoy Merlin for medieval courts, concealed magic, and divided loyalties will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: mature romance, protective mothers, morally complicated heroes, enchanted music, plague survival, explicit fantasy romance. Perfect for fans of: The Pied Piper, Grace Draven, Heart's Blood, T. Kingfisher, and Nettle & Bone."

Call: Pied Piper Retold

A sole survivor. A desperate mother. An impossible quest.

Once upon a time...

Zoticus the assassin has killed more people than he can count, but when he is the sole survivor in a town wiped out by plague, he vows to stop the scourge before more innocent lives are lost.

But what use is one man against a deadly disease?

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"A witch and an apprentice apothecary have finally agreed to marry when plague destroys their plans. Feather: Swan Maidens Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about Swanhild and Raphael, devoted lovers separated by a desperate protective spell. Becoming a swan may save her from sickness, but it cannot keep her safe from people who want to use her.  If you love Elizabeth Lim's Six Crimson Cranes for bird transformations and a heroine fighting a curse, or Juliet Marillier's Wildwood Dancing for folklore-rich magic and relationships shaped by enchantment, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore. This is an adult romance with explicit intimacy.  Feathered cloaks, moonlit flights, and a royal nursery full of secrets make Swanhild's captivity unusually dangerous. Raphael must grow into his healing skills while holding onto their promise. Swan Lake echoes the swan-maiden imagery, while Wildwood Dancing suggests the atmosphere of secret magical nights. Viewers who enjoy The Swan Princess for a swan transformation separating devoted lovers will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: separated lovers, faithful heroes, transformation magic, courageous heroines, royal deception, reunion romance. Perfect for fans of: Swan Lake, Juliet Marillier, Wildwood Dancing, Shannon Hale, and Book of a Thousand Days."

Feather: Swan Maidens Retold

An unwilling swan maiden. A deadly plague. Can a mother's love defeat death?

Once upon a time...

For Swanhild and Raphael, life is perfect. Betrothed and about to be married, their future should hold only happiness.
Until the plague arrives.
Swanhild's mother transforms her into a swan, hoping to help her survive the plague. Instead, Swanhild finds herself in more danger than ever.
Can she survive the intrigues of the royal court and be reunited with Raphael?

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"An aspiring assassin goes hunting a monster and finds a prince who cannot tell her his name. Curse: Rose Red Retold is a medieval fantasy romance pairing Rossa, a powerful witch trained by her feared father, with Boris, a grieving royal trapped in the form of a huge white bear. Her certainty about justice faces an unexpectedly personal test.  If you love Grace Draven's Entreat Me for a fresh romantic approach to Beauty and the Beast, or Meagan Spooner's Hunted for a determined heroine confronting a mysterious beast, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Snowy hunting grounds, a ruby brooch, and meals shared beside a cave fire turn suspicion into something warmer. Rossa's magical strength makes her a formidable companion. Snow White and Rose Red supplies the bear-and-maiden motif, while Brave offers a screen comparison for transformation magic with consequences. Viewers who enjoy Shrek for love that looks beyond a frightening outward appearance will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cursed princes, powerful heroines, winter romance, hidden identities, unexpected tenderness, love after loss. Perfect for fans of: Snow White and Rose Red, Brave, Grace Draven, Katherine Arden, and The Bear and the Nightingale."

Curse: Rose Red Retold

A cursed prince. An aspiring assassin. No good deed goes unpunished…

Once upon a time...

Crown Prince Boris's life was perfect – a wife, a child and his father's favour for a job well done. Until his brother's traitorous plot steals everything from him, forcing him to run for his life for fear of losing what little he has left.

Rossa wants nothing but to follow in her father's assassin footsteps. Whether it takes magic or a blade, she can handle anything. Until she discovers she can't bear to take a life.

Together, can a failed assassin and a cursed prince save the kingdom?

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"Feuding families meet a bridge with a terrible toll in Cross, a medieval fantasy romance that joins Three Billy Goats Gruff with Romeo and Juliet. Romein wants to save flooded land through ingenious machines. Julia wants to protect the estate she governs. Their shared purpose could bring them together, if their fathers' bitter enmity does not destroy the chance.  If you love Danielle L. Jensen's The Bridge Kingdom for romance tested by royal duty and conflicting loyalties, or T. Kingfisher's Swordheart for a practical heroine and an unexpected protective companion, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  Waterwheels, salt-scarred orchards, and a heroine who can ask the river for help give these lovers practical work as well as dangerous longing. Romeo and Juliet supplies the family feud and secret courtship, while The Princess Bride suggests the devotion and peril of romantic adventure. Viewers who enjoy Merlin for medieval courts, concealed magic, and divided loyalties will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: forbidden love, feuding families, ingenious heroes, water witches, shared ambitions, mutual rescue. Perfect for fans of: Romeo and Juliet, The Princess Bride, Melanie Cellier, Marissa Meyer, and Cinder."

Cross: Three Billy Goats Gruff Retold

Two households. One ancient grudge. Can two starcrossed lovers bridge the gap between them?

Once upon a time…

Julia has one goal: to protect her mother's lands. But the land itself is dying, beset by salt and the encroaching sea, and she's forced to head home to admit her failure. Until she meets a miller who might know a way to save her stricken estate. There's only one problem – Romein is the son of Count Montague, her mortal enemy.

 Romein returned home with a mission from the Queen – to save the country from flooding. But every tactic he tries seems doomed to failure. Until a girl he hasn't seen for seven years falls at his feet. Lady Julia Capet could be a dangerous distraction, or she might hold the key to perfecting his plan.

 Can two star-crossed lovers defy fate, find happiness and save the country?

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"A knight with a deadly golden touch seeks a princess who can change his fate. Weave: Rapunzel Retold is an explicit medieval fantasy romance pairing Isaak, heir to the Rumpelstiltskin curse, with a secluded young woman who can weave other people's futures. She has extraordinary power, but choosing a life beyond her tower remains painfully out of reach.  If you love Marissa Meyer's Cress for a sheltered heroine reaching for freedom and love, or Shannon Hale's Book of a Thousand Days for confinement, courage, and the hope of romance, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A magic mirror, protective gloves, and boots that open impossible entrances lead the lovers into secrets neither was prepared to face. Rapunzel's loom makes her more than a prize to rescue. Tangled suggests the tower heroine's longing for freedom, while Rumpelstiltskin supplies the inherited gold-and-bargain motifs. Viewers who enjoy Ella Enchanted for a heroine determined to escape the control of a curse will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: cursed knights, powerful weavers, tower romance, secret meetings, dangerous touch, choosing freedom. Perfect for fans of: Tangled, Grace Draven, Juliet Marillier, Naomi Novik, and Spinning Silver."

Weave: Rapunzel Retold

A stolen child. A knight in search of salvation. Only one can weave a new destiny.

Once upon a time…

Raised in the royal court, Isaak spent years training as a knight and waiting for the opportunity to win back the Rumpelstiltskin lands after his father lost them by betraying the King. Finally, the Queen gives him his chance – all he has to do is find the lost princess, her firstborn, taken by a witch twenty years ago. Only to discover that he's inherited his father's curse, and his days are numbered.
For as long as she can remember, Rapunzel has lived in the tower, weaving spells for the witch who claims to be her fairy godmother. But the older she gets, and the more she learns about the world outside, the more she suspects her godmother is keeping secrets – not just about her, but a plot that could change the balance of power in the world as they know it.
Can Isaak and Rapunzel break the curse, save the world and find their happily ever after?

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"A castle's future depends on a woman determined to keep it standing and a proud knight currently wearing a cat's body. Claim: Puss in Boots Retold is a medieval fantasy romance about Caterina, chatelaine of Burg Rumpelstiltskin, and Kempenich, an enchanted warrior convinced his family's lost fortune must be hidden somewhere within its crumbling walls.  If you love T. Kingfisher's Swordheart for a practical heroine and an unexpected protective companion, or T. Kingfisher's Paladin's Grace for wounded adults finding tenderness and trust, this fairytale romance offers another world to explore.  A talking cat in boots, a mud-covered golden lion, and rooms filled with old clothes make the castle's mysteries distinctive. Kempenich has plenty to learn about its capable keeper. Puss in Boots supplies the feline image, while Stardust suggests the appeal of unpredictable enchantment and romantic possibility. Viewers who enjoy Puss in Boots: The Last Wish for a bold fairytale adventurer forced to rethink his choices will recognise another point of appeal.  For readers who love: enchanted knights, competent heroines, castle mysteries, proud heroes, second chances at life, sensual fairytale romance. Perfect for fans of: Puss in Boots, Stardust, Grace Draven, and Radiance."

Claim: Puss in Boots Retold


A cursed knight. An enchanted cat. A castle to claim.

Once upon a time…

Caterina’s life is complicated enough. When her father dies, she finds herself as the castellan of Burg Rumpelstiltskin. Between managing the Burg’s extensive lands and trying to stop the castle from falling down, it’s a constant struggle to keep her father’s death a secret from the King and Queen.

Until the Queen appoints a new baron to take over the castle…who arrives complete with his new wife and a peculiar talking cat. 

Kempenich sacrificed himself for his family. He never expected to wake up centuries later, let alone in the body of a cat. But his family’s castle is crumbling, with no sign of the legendary wealth he left them. His only hope to restore his family’s fortunes is to seduce the castellan’s daughter, in order to uncover the castle’s secrets.

But can a lady with secrets and a knight turned cat save the castle and find their happily ever after?

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A sword-wielding Cinderella. An enchanting Beauty. A villain who might not be so bad after all…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set contains:

  • Enchant: Beauty and the Beast Retold
  • Dance: Cinderella Retold
  • Fly: Goose Girl Retold

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Twelve raven princes. A mermaid who longs to be human. A mysterious sleeping princess. And a fairy godmother who fights dragons…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Four twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set includes:

Revel: Twelve Dancing Princesses Retold
Silence: Little Mermaid Retold
Awaken: Sleeping Beauty Retold
Fall: Scheherazade Retold

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A maiden dying for adventure. A princess who refuses to be a prize. And a big bad wolf who might not be so bad after all…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set contains:

Embellish: Brave Little Tailor Retold
Appease: Princess and the Pea Retold
Blow: Three Little Pigs Retold

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An enslaved enchantress. A pretend prince. And a djinn who wants nothing more than to be free…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set includes:

Return: Hansel and Gretel Retold
Wish: Aladdin Retold
Melt: Snow Queen Retold

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An assassin princess. A witch who vows vengeance. And three curses that must be broken…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set includes:

Spin: Rumpelstiltskin Retold
Kiss: Frog Prince Retold
Hunt: Red Riding Hood Retold

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Three bears. Two princesses. And a shoemaker cursed with elves…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set includes:

Reflect: Snow White Retold
Roar: Goldilocks Retold
Cobble: Elves and the Shoemaker Retold

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An assassin who sees the future. A maiden on a crusade. And an enchanted horse that topples cities…
Once upon a time, before the Brothers Grimm, when fairytales were romantic fantasies for entertaining adults and frightening children…
Three twisted tales inspired by the classic fairytales…for adults who still love reading fairytales, though they're a little darker now, making that happily ever after so much sweeter.

This box set includes:

Float: Enchanted Horse Retold
Steal: Forty Thieves Retold
Call: Pied Piper Retold

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