Fifteen-year-old Jen can't remember her imagination. She knows she had one once, though, and honestly, she'd like it back. It's been eight years. One day she finds a young boy who claims to be one of her imaginary friends and that her imaginary world is being eaten by a hydra-like monster called the Polystoikhedron. He helps her find the Ankulen, a special bracelet that had given the ability to bring her imagination to life and together they embark on a quest to find friendship, healing, and perhaps even some family.
Gwen's life has been absolute misery for the last two months. Her father died, she was written out of the will, her stepmother kicked her out of the house, and, in that time, she's not heard a word from her boyfriend of five years. And she might be suffering from insanity. A chest of drawers just appeared at the foot of her bed, and as she opens each drawer, she's spirited away to another realm where she finds herself in increasingly bizarre prisons, each the fault of her stepmother.
Can she win back her life - and kingdoms? - from her stepmother? Or will Editha win?
When the Lady Dragon does come, Hold fast, do not fear, do not run. Your Water Princess will fight Fire Prince will set all to right Each shall come from a fall Their Union will save you all.
Despite the fact that she's on track for competing in the Olympics, and he's practically raised his younger brothers since they lost their mom in a car accident, Clara Mandras and Andrew Stevenson are pretty much normal teens. They have normal hopes, normal dreams, and they live in a normal world.
All this is torn away from them when they are thrust into another world and declared Water Princess and Fire Prince. With no experience ruling a country, meeting each other for the first time, and being expected to fight the Lady Dragon – an evil sorceress plaguing the world of Rizkaland – Clara and Andrew are underprepared and inexperienced. Unless they learn to work together despite their standing opposition, Rizkaland's hope will be lost.
Two girls with one face Two girls with twisted fate One in purple, one in red One shall speak the other’s death Who shall win their final war? Lady Dragon or Tela Du?
Amber, the Lady Dragon, has been promised a fifty-year reign over Rizkaland and nothing can stop her from claiming it. But when you've lived six thousand years, fifty is such a pitiful number. Only one person can keep her from making this reign permanent - the Tela Du, a girl who shall share Amber's face.
The last thing Petra wants is a magical world interrupting her plans for a normal life, let alone an ultimate battle against the Lady Dragon with only one prophesied survivor. She has her childhood best friend, Reuben, at her side, but she's not sure if he's more of a help or a hindrance right now. Though she'd much prefer to just return home and forget about this whole crazy affair, things change when she discovers that the world has surprising connections to her own family - including her sister who disappeared without a trace two years before.
Still, Rizkaland can't possibly expect her to risk her very life, can it?
When a Queen forgets, Her enemies rejoice in her weakness. But when the Queen remembers, They tremble in fear. When a King loves, His country rejoices with him. But when that love is broken. The land is broken, too. Can Water and Fire join again? Can Love and Memory be restored?
They spent years in Rizkaland. They ruled the land, forged friendships, built families, and made it their home. But then it was time to return to Earth, and their former lives just don’t fit anymore. Clara and Andrew struggle to reevaluate their priorities when hundreds of miles separate them. Reuben and Petra are lost as they seek a balance between their old friendship and their Rizkan marriage. And Ashna and Noraeto never planned to return, so what live is there for them on Earth?
When the unthinkable happens and a new enemy arises, they’re all thrown back into Rizkaland, into a young prince’s rise to power and struggle to build alliances for his kingdom. But they no longer belong in their other world, either. Are good memories too much to bear?
Princess Obsidia’s father was killed the night she was born. Since there was no male heir, the crown went to the man who killed him, by Dialcian law. This never bothered her, growing up, and when it comes time for Obsidia to choose her husband, she chooses Prince Delaney, the son of that man, with little hesitation. Only then does her life start crumbling around her.
Adrian expected to live a normal life, taking his father’s place at the print shop when his father retired. But, on his eighteenth birthday, when the princess’ engagement is announced, his world is ripped out from under him when he learns that his life was a ruse, and he is the twin brother to the princess – and expected to take back his father’s throne.
Delaney knows that his country is hovering on the brink of war – and that his father may harbor murderous intentions towards his intended bride due to her Zovordian blood. He wants nothing more than to protect Obsidia and his people, but as merely prince, he has little power against his father.
The ancient war between the Dragons and the Immortal King and Queen is nearing its climax, and the three are already caught in it.
After their father's death, and thanks to their older half-brother's wanderlust, two sisters find themselves caught in the politics of mysterious forest. Elinrose finds herself in direct conflict with the wood's Mistress, while Snowmari hides a deadly secret that could mean her death if found out. Can their bonds of sisterhood withstand these trying times? Or will they even make it out alive?
Snow White and Rose Red meets Sense and Sensibility in this exciting high fantasy retelling of Austen's classic!
It is a fact universally acknowledged that a girl, in possession of stepmother and stepsisters, must be in want of a fairy godmother to come whisk her away to some ball, where she might fall in love with a prince and live happily ever after... Lizzy hates facts universally acknowledged.
Lizzy is a Cinder. However, conjuring fire at one’s fingertips isn’t considered appropriate in polite society, so she hides among her family's servants. Besides, her ruse also serves to protect her country from the Mistress's mad quest for power. No, it's much better all around if she lets her stepsister live her life. But now the Gardener has taken the Mistress's throne, her motives unknown, and three royal balls have thrown Lizzy into the path of the most irritating king in the land. Meanwhile, can her beloved stepsister ever find a man willing to look past her farmer father? It's a complicated mess and Lizzy only wants out. Too bad the Forest doesn't care what she wants.
Pride and Prejudice derails Cinderella in this exciting high fantasy retelling of Austen's classic!
Emmazel lives in a tower with her father and a talking cat named Night, and, much to her father's chagrin, keeps marrying off her companions to the princes and lords who try to rescue her. That is, until the prince she choses for her newest companion, Heather, changes everything...
Emma is trapped as Rapunzel in this exciting high fantasy retelling of Austen's classic!
Robin and Robert are royal twins. They are the only two to have received a Fairy Godmother gift in nearly a century, an amazing honor. Soon it was clear that their gifts had been switched and a search began to find the Fairy Godmother to right the mistake. When she is finally sighted by a knight, the family learns that the pair must find her for themselves and they only have until their 18th birthday ... only 4 months away. Will they be able to find her in time?
When Arthur's parents were lost at sea, his Uncle Mordreth became the regent for the young boy. Yet now that he's of age, Mordreth seems to have no intentions of relinquishing the throne. It looks as though Arthur will have to fight for his throne. If only he had more than just his two servants and the old man he met in the woods for friends. So the old man takes things into his own hands and whisks Arthur off to the wedding of a fellow prince, with the intention of finding him some allies.
All is not right at the wedding, however. The groom is missing and the bride had called quits. Where's the groom? Well, he's found a new bride. Now if he can just get her home...
Arthur is the rightful king of Briton, but his Uncle Mordreth refuses to give up the regency. Arthur and Grandfather are now returning with allies to wrestle the kingdom from his uncle's grasp. But not all is as it seems among his allies, and everyone has secrets. New loves, old loves, lost loves, kingdoms conquered and kingdoms stolen. Who is the real "rightful heir" and will the nearly forgotten sword in the stone finally answer this question?
This also contains #3.5, The Quest For the Quince: A Joan of Arc Misadventure
Robin and Eric had hoped for a peaceful stay in Skewwood and a break from the disapproval of Eric's father. Then, what should've been a routine mission turns sour, and Eric, Robin Hood, and several of Robin Hood's men are captured Now it's up to Robin and Maid Marian to gather allies and rescue their husbands from their captors. But betrayal, trickery, and surprising enemies await them along the way, and only by trusting the Author can they hope to succeed.
Still reeling from recent trauma, Robin and Eric struggle to find stability in the midst of increasing tension both at home and with others. When friends ask their help to rediscover their castle, lost during their hundred-year sleep Robin and Eric agree to help. But this castle holds secrets of its own – including what may be the fate of Eric’s long-lost brother – launching them on another quest. Meanwhile, Maryanne's busy on a much more important mission of her own: find a jackalope. Yet no one’s ideas seem to coincide with hers, and family disagreements muddy everything. Can healing ever be found when people refuse to communicate?
Twelve years ago, Meg's father remarried. A few weeks later, he and her younger sister were lost at sea, and then Meg herself was sent to be personal maid to the neighboring country's princess, leaving their youngest sister to their stepmother's mercy. Fortunately for them, that princess was Robin, and now, after years of setbacks and waiting, they're on their way to piece the family back together. A fairy's promise gives them hope for success, but is that enough in the face of pirates, lost slippers, and chess?
When poison leaves a friend on death's door, Push au Kim knows a cure - a cure that requires that he return to his home country and face the villain of his childhood. The Snow Queen. But childhood villains aren't always as evil once grown, even if their hearts are frozen. Good thing Push is ruthless enough to face her. There are benefits to having a mirror shard lodged in one's heart.
This will also contain book 7.5, A Quest Worth Wishing For: An Aladdin Misadventure.
Lukas's fate is sealed. He is trapped on the top of a mountain, waiting to be the supper of the Derao, a fearsome beast that used to be a harmless lizard.
Yet Princess Tabitha, the former owner of the former lizard, may be able to save him.
Edward, called CinderEddy by his stepbrothers, has been treated as little more than a servant ever since his mother died after her remarriage. When the Princess Elicia is kidnapped, however, his stepbrothers join the other knights attempting to rescue her, and Edward uses their absence to make his own attempt at her rescue. He doesn't expect to succeed, but somehow, he keeps finding himself on the right path.
Everyone knows that Sleeping Beauty's curse is triggered when she pricks her finger on a spindle and that she is awakened by true love's kiss ... but what happens when the wicked fairy decides to switch things up?
Edmund didn't mean to put Auralea to sleep, but now it's up to him and the famous Puss in Boots to figure out how, exactly, a spinning wheel is supposed to wake her up.
Rose is not yet seventeen and is the widow of the king. Her stepdaughter, who is nine years her elder, must marry or else forfeit the throne to her power-hungry cousin. Snow never was a great beauty, and having a beautiful stepmother just complicates things.
Can they join together to overcome the adversity surrounding them - or will betrayal and old wounds tear them apart?
The day she was born, her kingdom fell, and so she was branded the daughter of blood and misfortune and locked away. Now a dragon plagues the land and her curse may be the only thing that stops it.
Plagued by nightmares for the last few years, Katrine only wanted answers. Instead, she finds herself trapped in a tangled web of melody as she tries to free a cursed king and his brothers. No one deserves existence such as theirs, but dare she risk her very life?
Amara's life is going to be a fairy tale. She even has one picked out - Fairer-than-a-Fairy - which is, admittedly, obscure, but she's sure that the guardians would agree that she's a perfect fit for the tale. Or, at least, she's sure until her father comes home from war with a rose. And a bargain with a beast over her life.
She can say no, of course, but she's found herself in the tale of Beauty and the Beast. She has to play her part if she wants her happily ever after
How far will a man go to repay a dept made in his youth? Push au Kim's life was spared by an enemy soldier, and he vowed to someday repay the man. When he finally finds him again, he finds that he has just died, leaving behind three sons. Well, a debt can be inherited, and the third son needs a bit of help to find his fortune.
In the depths of Black forest, strange creatures are rumored to exist. Casperl isn't sure he's seen any of them, but he does know that there is a princess trapped on top of an enchanted mountain. Only a true prince can free her. He's certainly not one.
This is the story of a wolf who's more than he knows, and a little girl in a red cloak who brings those secrets to light. Fairy tales don't always happen the way the way they're told, and sometimes the villain is the true hero.
Ella tells the story one way. Of course she does - far be it from her to tell the world all of her greatest embarrassments and mistakes. But the Stepmother recalls a different story. The story of her third chance.
Before Jen got mad at her imagination and abandoned it, she used to have lots of adventures there with her best friends, the Fair Maiden Letitia and Sir Christofer, the finest knight in the land. When another knight challenges his position, well, the natural thing to do is have a contest.
For many years, Princess Saffron of the Wild Lands has watched a feud between her neighbors, the Horse-lovers and the Eagle-lovers. It's high time someone did something, and Saffron decides that she's as good a someone as anyone.
Rescue a princess, meet a mermaid, win your reward.
The authors of the Fellowship of Fantasy tackle fairy tales from once upon a time to happily ever after. Explore twists on old tales and brand new magical stories. Meet feisty mermaids, friendly lampposts, and heroes who just might be monsters themselves.
This fourth anthology from the Fellowship of Fantasy will lead you on a quest for entertainment and storm the castle of your imagination. So make a wish and enter the deep dark woods to find stories that will make you laugh, shiver, and maybe even fall in love.
An orphaned young man seeks to save a princess. A princess is cursed to sleep at True Love's Kiss. This stepmother isn't Snow White's enemy. A girl's birth locks her away to keep others safe from her misfortune. A princess seeks to free twelve princes from a musical prison. Five fairy tales as you've never read them before! *Bonus!* Ruthastiltskin: A Rumpelstiltskin retelling
HaV Academy decides your place in society. Not everyone knows that, but if you have superpowers, you're sorted hero or villain and expected to behave accordingly. Since rock-manipulator Roxanne's favorite hobby is building torture chambers for her dad, she's a natural fit for the villains. She hates the game, but she plays it so well.