Books matching: reverse fairy tale
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Save:A delightful, funny, and empowering adventure that turns fairy tale tropes upside down. Great for young readers and anyone who appreciates a smart, un-princessy princess - just don't expect high drama or intense romance.
Linderwall was a large kingdom, just east of the Mountains of Morning, where philosophers were highly respected and the number five was fashionable. The climate was unremarkable. The knights kept thei... - #2
Save:'Four Months, Three Words' by C.W. Farnsworth is a sweet romance novel that follows the story of Jace, a college star quarterback, who falls for Vivienne, a princess from a European country. The book explores their deepening relationship, filled with banter, passion, and love. Vivienne is keeping her true identity a secret while Jace is focused on his football career and helping his family's farm. As their connection grows, they make sacrifices for each other, leading to a heartfelt and emotional journey of young love turning into true love.
The writing style of the book captures the essence of a fairy tale romance, with engaging characters, witty banter, and a mix of sweet and angsty moments that keep the readers hooked. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, showcasing the growth of the main characters and their evolving relationship from initial irritation to deep understanding and love.
When I was younger, I thought my life was ordinary. Boring, even. I thought everyone lived in palaces, had staff tend to their every need, wore elaborate, itchy dresses on a regular basis, and was gre... - #3
Save:The 'Mask of Duplicity' in 'The Jacobite Chronicles' series by Julia Brannan follows the story of Beth Cunningham, who is forced by her manipulative brother to attend the London season in search of a suitable husband for his own gain. Set in 1742, the book intricately weaves historical events with compelling characters, like the young and courageous Beth and the mysterious Sir Anthony Peters. As the story progresses, readers are taken on a journey through the challenges faced by Jacobite supporters as they navigate the Hanoverian court and strive to restore the rightful king to the throne. The writing style is immersive, blending romance, historical accuracy, and surprises that keep readers hooked until the very end.
The stables were immaculate. Fresh straw had been laid, and the soiled straw was in a neat pile outside. The two people responsible for this order were now engaged in friendly dispute. The young woman... - #4
Save:'Rebirth' in the 'Rogues Shifter' series by Gayle Parness is a paranormal romance story that follows Jacqueline, a teenage girl who is abducted and discovers she is a shapeshifter with healing gifts. The plot involves Jacqueline adjusting to her new reality, training with other supernaturals, and facing challenges alongside her love interest, Garret. The writing style is engaging, fast-paced, and includes detailed relationships between characters, making the story gripping and enjoyable for readers.
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Save:A dark, quirky, and surprisingly sweet tale that doesn’t shy away from tough topics - "Blister" is part horror, part oddball romance, and totally original. Worth a read if you want something unexpected.
If it does get published, I want to assure you that I wrote every word of this. I'm saying that because you probably assumed that they paid some ghostwriter, or that it's one of those "as told to ____... - #6
Save:A hilarious, flirty, and feel-good holiday romance with reindeer, a sexy Santa, and plenty of heart. Perfect for rom-com fans who want a little heat and a lot of holiday spirit!
“Here’s a little secret, woman to woman.” I lean closer, making sure I have her undivided attention. “It’s the small things that make a difference. A good mani/pedi, maybe sprucing up your hair a bit?... - #7
Save:In Vivienne Savage's 'Beauty and the Beast' from the series 'Once Upon a Spell', readers are introduced to a new take on the classic fairy tale. The story follows Anastasia, a free-spirited princess who finds herself trapped with a dragon who is cursed to be a beast. As Anastasia spends time with the dragon, she learns about his true identity and the possibility of breaking the curse through true love. The book incorporates elements of magic, witchcraft, battles, and a unique twist with the Beast being a dragon shifter, set in a Scottish backdrop instead of the traditional French setting. The writing style is described as engaging, original, and sensual, with vivid descriptions that immerse readers into the world created by the author.
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Save:A fast-paced, emotionally charged romantic suspense that tackles dark topics with sensitivity and delivers both thrills and heartfelt moments. It's not flawless, but fans of intense, character-driven stories will likely stay up all night turning the pages.
Rob Winters stared dispassionately at the young boy whose eyes had already begun to roll back in his head. Shame, that. He'd thought the boy would have more spine. At fourteen he himself had been able... - #9
Save:A tender, slow-burn fantasy romance full of comfort and cinnamon roll energy - a great palate cleanser for those wanting a cozy, relationship-focused read with a swoony, shy Reaper at its heart.
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Save:'Of Boys and Beasts' by Mona Black is a paranormal romance set in Pandemonium Academy Royals, where Mia, the main protagonist, seeks revenge on four elite men who have put her cousin in a magically induced coma. The book delves into a complex supernatural world with morally grey characters, including a mix of vampires, werewolves, demons, and fae. Mia's journey is filled with twists, turns, and a slow-burn romance, all set in a society filled with factions, bullying, and dark undertones. The writing style is described as engaging, with a focus on mystery and world-building, making readers eager to uncover the secrets of Mia's past and the magical world she is a part of.
