Since then, everything has been different. Wrapped up in her grief, Jasmyn is trapped in a world without colour, without flavour – without Liam. But even through the haze of misery she begins to notice strange events. Even with Liam gone, things are not as they should be, and eventually Jasmyn begins to explore the mysteries that have sprung up after her husband’s death… and follow their trail back into the events of his life.
But the mysteries are deeper than Jasmyn expects, and are leading her in unexpected directions – into fairytales filled with swans, castles and bones; into a tale of a murder committed by a lake and a vicious battle between brothers; into a story of a lost past, and a stolen love. She’s entering a magical story.
Jasmyn’s story.
This review is long overdue (once again) but it’s an amazing book that should be read by many. It’s targeted to adults but it’s just fine for young adults, in my honest opinion. This is a mix of fairy tale, mystery, romance, and immense surprises. Unlike other fairy tale books, this one isn’t really a re-telling. It plays on a particular one, but it has its own story which is great.
Sounds like you really enjoyed it 🙂
I must read it asap. I love books that have to do with fairy tales. Thanks for not giving anything away!
I'm going to have to read this one soon. It's in my TBR!
I bought this book a while back on the strength of your 'preview' a couple of months ago, but still haven't gotten around to actually reading it. I'm looking forward to it, though! Glad you liked it. 🙂
This book has been on my WL but I've had a hard time finding it!
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