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'What was hope against war? What was love against the Queen? What was one girl's worth against the history of the realm?'
Princess Snow might have been saved but war is inevitable.
After a close call with the Evil Queen, Eveline is thrust into a story she can't forget. A tower with a locked princess. A mirror and a magic stone. Travellers and monsters and magic.
Lost and alone, Eveline traverses a new path, carving out memories as she unravels secrets of the realm.
But even with her skill, what Eveline finds isn't what she expected.
Separated from his friends, Hansel ends up in the middle a brewing rebellion where secrets are traded like coin. When Hansel is tasked to go undercover to save his friends, he discovers more than he bargained for.
His past is catching up with him and with Myrenna closer than he thinks, he'll need to make some sacrifices before this is over.
Once Upon and a Time meets Grimms original fairytales in this gritty YA Fantasy retelling about a girl fighting her destiny, and a man who dreams for better.
GoodReads Reviews:
'As with the first book in this series, I am left desperately wanting a Porchid.'
'Grimm Fates is gritty and fast paced, the world is rich and complicated where you question everything and find yourself rooting for the 'villain' and questioning your own morals.'
'These Grimm Fates was better than book 1!'
'To say this book had me on an emotional roller coaster is an understatement.'
'This is HOW you sequel!'
'These Grimm Fates is gritty, tragic and full of mayhem, disaster, fear, trials, desperation and a spark of hope in all the darkness. It sucked me in immediately.'
