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An outcast lady. A trapped prince. A slimy scheme to overturn a dynasty.
She’s marked by her past.
Lady Zeraphethina (Zeth, please) has finally escaped her childhood captivity by a malevolent hag and is ready to marry her prince—only to find that he’s been transformed into a frog. At least, she thinks so. Frogs aren’t known for talking. So she turns to her tinkering skills and lightning gift, creating a trinket that might turn him back. Or make things worse.
He must free his people.
As the carefree youngest prince, Milos figured committing to his true love was enough responsibility. Then he’s trapped as a frog, along with many servants from the palace. And his fellow prisoners are forgetting they are human. Now he must risk his life to rescue them and discover the culprit behind the slimy affliction.
They fight for their future.
Bound by chains of curse and law, Milos and Zeth must end the awful enchantment and bring the fiend to justice. Otherwise, the frog prince and his people will be lost forever.
A light-hearted, fast-paced YA retelling of The Frog Prince with clean/sweet romance, dark whimsy, bits of humor and banter, lyrical poetry, an HEA, and a LOT of frogs. Third book in the Star-Crossed Fairy Tales, but can be read as a standalone.
No frogs were permanently harmed in the making of this story. The same cannot be said for villains, evil machines, or palace windows.
This Frog Prince retelling is perfect for readers who love:
She’s marked by her past.
Lady Zeraphethina (Zeth, please) has finally escaped her childhood captivity by a malevolent hag and is ready to marry her prince—only to find that he’s been transformed into a frog. At least, she thinks so. Frogs aren’t known for talking. So she turns to her tinkering skills and lightning gift, creating a trinket that might turn him back. Or make things worse.
He must free his people.
As the carefree youngest prince, Milos figured committing to his true love was enough responsibility. Then he’s trapped as a frog, along with many servants from the palace. And his fellow prisoners are forgetting they are human. Now he must risk his life to rescue them and discover the culprit behind the slimy affliction.
They fight for their future.
Bound by chains of curse and law, Milos and Zeth must end the awful enchantment and bring the fiend to justice. Otherwise, the frog prince and his people will be lost forever.
A light-hearted, fast-paced YA retelling of The Frog Prince with clean/sweet romance, dark whimsy, bits of humor and banter, lyrical poetry, an HEA, and a LOT of frogs. Third book in the Star-Crossed Fairy Tales, but can be read as a standalone.
No frogs were permanently harmed in the making of this story. The same cannot be said for villains, evil machines, or palace windows.
This Frog Prince retelling is perfect for readers who love:
- Fairytale retellings with clever, resourceful heroines
YA fantasy with elemental magic systems
Court conspiracies and mystery
Found family and loyal friendships
Happy endings earned through courage and determination
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Genre: Young Adult Fantasy
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