The Girl Without a Face

by Rebecca R. Pierce

Once upon a time a girl, disfigured by her mother, seeks a way to become beautiful in order to be loved.

17 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 24, 2017

About the author

Born in Oakland, California, Rebecca R. Pierce grew up reading Grimm's Fairy Tales, collected stories of mythology, folklore, and Edgar Allan Poe.

When she's not writing, she enjoys cooking and spending time with her daughter, husband, and one silly pug.

Reviews

[Kenneth Church]

Bit about me. I'm Irish, second Generation to be born in America. I grew up with my from Ireland grandmother telling me stories of the Fey and Fairies. I say this to weight when I say this; The Girl Without a Face is an absolutely perfect Fairy tale. It starts with Rebecca's perfect hook opening and never lets up from there. I've read and reread this short no less than 5 times.

[Sarah Green-Hart]

This is an excellent fairy tale with a dark twist. Totally grabbed me and took me by surprise!

[Michelle Williams-King]

This is my favorite story by Rebecca R. Pierce! I love how she takes the idea of trying to find love in another and beauty in yourself, but twists it into something unexpected. Her dark style of writing never disappoints and I can’t wait to see what she comes up with next!