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The Cursed Fairy Tales Box Set
The Nutcracker Curse, Book 1 The Selection meets The Last Unicorn. If I don’t break the curse, I’ll turn into a nutcracker. As the crown princess of Austria, I’m expected to act primly and find a husband, not unleash a curse. Yet, that is exactly what happened when I touched a bespelled nutcracker. Now, I must find the magical nut Crackatook, or I will turn into a wooden doll. My father locks me up in the castle, not understanding that I need to be the one to break the curse. Yet with the help of Philip, my best friend and royal guard, I’m able to sneak out. Soon, Philip and I are off to lands filled with mythical creatures, sneaky traps, and complicated riddles. Will we survive all trials and find the Crackatook in time? Or will I spend the rest of my days as a wooden doll?
The Bluebeard Curse, Book 2 I must break the dark curse hanging above me if I want to rescue the one I love. Nolan Ever since I turned my sister in for murdering our parents, a grisly curse has been hanging over me. When I’m forced to return to Hamburg after years of traveling, I must face my fate. Desperate to clear my name and stop the murderous curse that has been killing beautiful maidens, I find an unexpected ally in Jolie. To Hamburg’s society, she’s nothing more than a maid, but to me, she's a ray of hope. Her warmth and kindness break down the barriers around my heart. Her voice entrances me, and her beauty makes it impossible to stay away. When she becomes the latest target of the curse, I’m determined to do whatever it takes to protect her. Will I break the curse in time, or will I have to watch the woman I love die?
The Hansel and Gretel Curse, Book 3 To rescue my brother, I’ll venture into the witch’s lair. When my brother Hansel is kidnapped by a witch who enchants humans and steals their willpower, I don’t hesitate to go after him. At the edge of the Black Forest, I run into one of the king’s men, General Stefan, and convince him to work together. As we venture into the witch’s lair, our willpowers are tested by spelled treats that would make us forget our mission with one bite. Stefan and I help each other fight the temptation, even as the lines between what we are to each other blur. I’m here for my brother, nothing more, I try to remind myself. Then we reach the witch’s village, and I realize that everything is so much worse than I could’ve expected. Will Stefan and I find a way to outsmart the witch, or will we end up as her newest brainwashed slaves?
If you like K.M Shea, Melanie Cellier, and Kiera Cass, you’ll love these YA Fairy Tales filled with adventure, love, magic, and strong heroines! Buy the box set now and dive into magical adventures!
“A lovely fantasy spin on a fairy tale.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “A fresh take on an old favorite.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “Pure, unmitigated fun.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “A real pleasure to read.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “An amazing tale of fantasy and romance.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ Join the adventure today and lose yourself in a world full of magic and romance!
The Bluebeard Curse, Book 2 I must break the dark curse hanging above me if I want to rescue the one I love. Nolan Ever since I turned my sister in for murdering our parents, a grisly curse has been hanging over me. When I’m forced to return to Hamburg after years of traveling, I must face my fate. Desperate to clear my name and stop the murderous curse that has been killing beautiful maidens, I find an unexpected ally in Jolie. To Hamburg’s society, she’s nothing more than a maid, but to me, she's a ray of hope. Her warmth and kindness break down the barriers around my heart. Her voice entrances me, and her beauty makes it impossible to stay away. When she becomes the latest target of the curse, I’m determined to do whatever it takes to protect her. Will I break the curse in time, or will I have to watch the woman I love die?
The Hansel and Gretel Curse, Book 3 To rescue my brother, I’ll venture into the witch’s lair. When my brother Hansel is kidnapped by a witch who enchants humans and steals their willpower, I don’t hesitate to go after him. At the edge of the Black Forest, I run into one of the king’s men, General Stefan, and convince him to work together. As we venture into the witch’s lair, our willpowers are tested by spelled treats that would make us forget our mission with one bite. Stefan and I help each other fight the temptation, even as the lines between what we are to each other blur. I’m here for my brother, nothing more, I try to remind myself. Then we reach the witch’s village, and I realize that everything is so much worse than I could’ve expected. Will Stefan and I find a way to outsmart the witch, or will we end up as her newest brainwashed slaves?
If you like K.M Shea, Melanie Cellier, and Kiera Cass, you’ll love these YA Fairy Tales filled with adventure, love, magic, and strong heroines! Buy the box set now and dive into magical adventures!
“A lovely fantasy spin on a fairy tale.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “A fresh take on an old favorite.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “Pure, unmitigated fun.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “A real pleasure to read.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ “An amazing tale of fantasy and romance.” — Amazon reviewer ★★★★★ Join the adventure today and lose yourself in a world full of magic and romance!
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517 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 2, 2020
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About the author
Margo Ryerkerk
40 books129 followersMargo Ryerkerk is the author of two YA paranormal series, Dark Legacy series and Nocturna Academy series, as well as the author of the YA fairy tale retelling series Cursed Fairy Tales. Filled with intrigue, adventure, and romance, her series transport the reader to a magical world.
After completing a BS in Psychology, a MS in Marketing, and a two-year stint in the fashion world, Margo became a full-time author and can’t believe she gets to spend her days creating stories. When she’s not writing, she loves to read, travel, and dance to pop anthems.
Raised in Austria, Margo now lives in the USA with her husband and her Pomeranian.
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After completing a BS in Psychology, a MS in Marketing, and a two-year stint in the fashion world, Margo became a full-time author and can’t believe she gets to spend her days creating stories. When she’s not writing, she loves to read, travel, and dance to pop anthems.
Raised in Austria, Margo now lives in the USA with her husband and her Pomeranian.
Be sure to sign up to Margo's reader group to get her prequel The Fracture for free. You'll also be notified of sales, freebies, and new releases.
Sign up here https://margoryerkerk.com/contact/
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October 1, 2020
I read all of these books as an advanced reader. My reviews are voluntary.
The Nutcracker Curse 4 stars
Very nice YA story about how Clara was cursed by her step-sister, Griselda and she has 12 days to find the Crackatook nut and feed it to the nutcracker or she will be trapped inside the toy forever. Join Clara and her best friend, palace guard Philip, as they follow the path that leads to the Inverse Kingdom and the seven-headed mouse king. Their journey will include three other lands where they must prove themselves in order to obtain things that will help them achieve their goal. Can they get there in time to save Clara?
The Bluebeard Curse
3.5 stars. First, let me say that I like most everything Margo writes. This book, though, was not my favorite. It had way too much death in it for me.
Nolan has returned home to take over his family lands and inheritance which his uncle has been managing for him for the last five years. Nolan left home when his sister murdered their parents and he found her over the bodies and turned her in. He feels guilty that he didn't protect her from his father's anger and his mother's neglect.
Delilah has been keeping an eye on her brother using a mirror left to her by a former inmate of the prison where she is incarcerated. She is angry that her own brother turned her in and now is going to return home and take up the reins of his father's business and live in their old home. She vows to make him sorry that he turned against her.
Jolie is working as a maid for Nolan's uncle Greg and he allows her to practice her piano playing in the evenings. She has dreams of bettering herself by being a pianist, but she is not entirely sure how to make that happen. When she hears that Nolan is coming back to the house where she works she is afraid he might not allow her to use the piano to practice. It is not until she meets him that she finds herself with a new dream.
When women start to die in Hamburg and Nolan is suspected of being responsible, Jolie is determined to do whatever it takes to prove his innocence. Can she find out the truth before she becomes a victim?
The Hansel and Gretel Curse 5 stars
This book is a completely different interpretation of the Hansel and Gretel story you know from childhood. You still get the candy and gingerbread houses and the witch, but that is about the only resemblance to the original fairy tale. In this one, Hansel and Gretel are 17-year-old twins and Hansel is taken by the witch as part of a contract that was signed by their mother before he was born. Gretel goes to try to rescue him from the witch, Roswita, and her magic candies which give her a village full of minions that gladly follow her every order. Throw in a prince and some dragons and you have a tale of loyalty, perseverance, and even some romance. I enjoyed it very much.
The Nutcracker Curse 4 stars
Very nice YA story about how Clara was cursed by her step-sister, Griselda and she has 12 days to find the Crackatook nut and feed it to the nutcracker or she will be trapped inside the toy forever. Join Clara and her best friend, palace guard Philip, as they follow the path that leads to the Inverse Kingdom and the seven-headed mouse king. Their journey will include three other lands where they must prove themselves in order to obtain things that will help them achieve their goal. Can they get there in time to save Clara?
The Bluebeard Curse
3.5 stars. First, let me say that I like most everything Margo writes. This book, though, was not my favorite. It had way too much death in it for me.
Nolan has returned home to take over his family lands and inheritance which his uncle has been managing for him for the last five years. Nolan left home when his sister murdered their parents and he found her over the bodies and turned her in. He feels guilty that he didn't protect her from his father's anger and his mother's neglect.
Delilah has been keeping an eye on her brother using a mirror left to her by a former inmate of the prison where she is incarcerated. She is angry that her own brother turned her in and now is going to return home and take up the reins of his father's business and live in their old home. She vows to make him sorry that he turned against her.
Jolie is working as a maid for Nolan's uncle Greg and he allows her to practice her piano playing in the evenings. She has dreams of bettering herself by being a pianist, but she is not entirely sure how to make that happen. When she hears that Nolan is coming back to the house where she works she is afraid he might not allow her to use the piano to practice. It is not until she meets him that she finds herself with a new dream.
When women start to die in Hamburg and Nolan is suspected of being responsible, Jolie is determined to do whatever it takes to prove his innocence. Can she find out the truth before she becomes a victim?
The Hansel and Gretel Curse 5 stars
This book is a completely different interpretation of the Hansel and Gretel story you know from childhood. You still get the candy and gingerbread houses and the witch, but that is about the only resemblance to the original fairy tale. In this one, Hansel and Gretel are 17-year-old twins and Hansel is taken by the witch as part of a contract that was signed by their mother before he was born. Gretel goes to try to rescue him from the witch, Roswita, and her magic candies which give her a village full of minions that gladly follow her every order. Throw in a prince and some dragons and you have a tale of loyalty, perseverance, and even some romance. I enjoyed it very much.
November 4, 2020
The Cursed Fairy Tales Boxed Set
By Margo Ryerkerk
Rating: 4/5
As someone who enjoys fairy tale retellings, I was so excited to get an ARC of three stories that aren’t usually reimagined, and I liked them so much that I purchased the set. I had never heard of the author before and wanted to see how her writing was. She did not disappoint and the stories were well thought out and made me want to keep reading to the end. I will definitely need to read some more from this author.
Some thoughts on The Nutcracker Curse:
I’ve actually never read a retelling about the Nutcracker and was delighted by this adventure where a young woman shows her strength and intelligence to break the curse. She doesn’t wait for some prince to rescue her, but she also doesn’t refuse help when needed.
Some thoughts on The Bluebeard Curse:
Here we have another story that I am unfamiliar with, but I thoroughly enjoyed the journey this story took me on. Again we have a young woman who helps her master with his curse. She is not afraid of him like everyone else in town. She fights to find her place and protect those she loves.
Some thoughts on The Hansel and Gretel Curse:
Such a unique retelling! This one was my favorite. She saved the best for last. What would it be like to have to resist the urge to eat something that smells so good and makes you feel so good? This story is so clever and imaginative and I need more from this author! Gretel is on a quest to save her twin brother, Hansel, who was last seen with a witch. Gretel discovers some unsettling secrets about her past and the witch. Can she find the strength to resist the witch’s magic and take back her brother? She has some help along the way in Stefan, a general looking to defeat the witch, and from some dragons.
Highly recommend if you enjoy fairy tale retellings reimagined with lots of adventure and romance.
My thanks to the author for providing me with an ARC of the book. All opinions expressed here are entirely my own. No positive review was expected and no compensation received.
By Margo Ryerkerk
Rating: 4/5
As someone who enjoys fairy tale retellings, I was so excited to get an ARC of three stories that aren’t usually reimagined, and I liked them so much that I purchased the set. I had never heard of the author before and wanted to see how her writing was. She did not disappoint and the stories were well thought out and made me want to keep reading to the end. I will definitely need to read some more from this author.
Some thoughts on The Nutcracker Curse:
I’ve actually never read a retelling about the Nutcracker and was delighted by this adventure where a young woman shows her strength and intelligence to break the curse. She doesn’t wait for some prince to rescue her, but she also doesn’t refuse help when needed.
Some thoughts on The Bluebeard Curse:
Here we have another story that I am unfamiliar with, but I thoroughly enjoyed the journey this story took me on. Again we have a young woman who helps her master with his curse. She is not afraid of him like everyone else in town. She fights to find her place and protect those she loves.
Some thoughts on The Hansel and Gretel Curse:
Such a unique retelling! This one was my favorite. She saved the best for last. What would it be like to have to resist the urge to eat something that smells so good and makes you feel so good? This story is so clever and imaginative and I need more from this author! Gretel is on a quest to save her twin brother, Hansel, who was last seen with a witch. Gretel discovers some unsettling secrets about her past and the witch. Can she find the strength to resist the witch’s magic and take back her brother? She has some help along the way in Stefan, a general looking to defeat the witch, and from some dragons.
Highly recommend if you enjoy fairy tale retellings reimagined with lots of adventure and romance.
My thanks to the author for providing me with an ARC of the book. All opinions expressed here are entirely my own. No positive review was expected and no compensation received.
March 4, 2021
I feel this series is good for younger YA readers. The series starts strong with The Nutcracker Curse, alone I gave this book 4 stars. The characters are great and I enjoyed the storyline. I liked that Clara started as a strong character, not in a bad ass way but she still was ready to end her curse on her own. Near the end, the scene of Phillip as a wooden doll seemed rushed, there’s really not much to it at all. This book ends with a happy ending for both good and evil and that had me worried for book two.
I didn’t enjoy The Blue Beard Curse, alone I would give this one 2 stars. It was hard for me to get into the book, I instantly disliked Delilah and spoiler: I’m glad she doesn’t get a happy ending. To be honest I’m not a fan with the town overall. Most of the town dislikes Nolan, even his “best friend” but yet they all believe he’s not a murderer so easily. This book and me just didn’t connect.
Book three: The Hansel and Gretel Curse. Alone I would give this book 3 stars. It starts off promising and hooks you in. After they are in the Gingerbread Village, for me things began to slow down. I think it would have been better if the author didn’t try to make Gretel and Stephen a love interest. I thought their feelings for each other were random and I don’t think they have chemistry, it also made their ending together weird. The final scene between Gretel and the witch was great, it wasn’t dragged on but it also didn’t feel rushed.
I didn’t enjoy The Blue Beard Curse, alone I would give this one 2 stars. It was hard for me to get into the book, I instantly disliked Delilah and spoiler: I’m glad she doesn’t get a happy ending. To be honest I’m not a fan with the town overall. Most of the town dislikes Nolan, even his “best friend” but yet they all believe he’s not a murderer so easily. This book and me just didn’t connect.
Book three: The Hansel and Gretel Curse. Alone I would give this book 3 stars. It starts off promising and hooks you in. After they are in the Gingerbread Village, for me things began to slow down. I think it would have been better if the author didn’t try to make Gretel and Stephen a love interest. I thought their feelings for each other were random and I don’t think they have chemistry, it also made their ending together weird. The final scene between Gretel and the witch was great, it wasn’t dragged on but it also didn’t feel rushed.
October 15, 2020
The Nutcracker Curse has been a very enjoyable journey through magical realms with magical creatures and with some great characters. I will have to say that I enjoyed The Nutcracker Curse way more than I ever thought I would. Margo Ryerkerk is one of those authors who know how to make a story explode right off the pages into magical worlds.
The Bluebeard Curse is a fast-paced read that once I picked it up I couldn’t put it down. The race was on to find out the truth behind the curse and to see if the curse could be broken and how. The Bluebeard Curse is a sweet and magical read that will pull you into its magical world.
The Hansel and Gretel Cruse was a fast-paced and enthralling read that kept me hooked from the first page pulling me in with all of its magical twists and temptations I couldn’t get enough of its sweet magical world. I can’t wait to read more in the Cursed Fairy Tale world.
The Bluebeard Curse is a fast-paced read that once I picked it up I couldn’t put it down. The race was on to find out the truth behind the curse and to see if the curse could be broken and how. The Bluebeard Curse is a sweet and magical read that will pull you into its magical world.
The Hansel and Gretel Cruse was a fast-paced and enthralling read that kept me hooked from the first page pulling me in with all of its magical twists and temptations I couldn’t get enough of its sweet magical world. I can’t wait to read more in the Cursed Fairy Tale world.
October 28, 2020
I read and loved The Nutcracker Curse! I will update this review as I read the next two books in the box set.
I love retellings, and this one combined The Nutcracker with another one I'd never heard of about a unicorn. The main characters of Clara and Phillip worked well together, and Clara's development in realizing her strength was great. I always love a female lead that turns out to be stronger and better at things than she originally thinks she is, but not necessarily through magical means but instead, hard work and determination, which Clara demonstrates. I liked Griselda's storyline as well, but I won't say anything else about it for fear of spoilers!
If you like Melanie Cellier's retellings, definitely check these out!
I love retellings, and this one combined The Nutcracker with another one I'd never heard of about a unicorn. The main characters of Clara and Phillip worked well together, and Clara's development in realizing her strength was great. I always love a female lead that turns out to be stronger and better at things than she originally thinks she is, but not necessarily through magical means but instead, hard work and determination, which Clara demonstrates. I liked Griselda's storyline as well, but I won't say anything else about it for fear of spoilers!
If you like Melanie Cellier's retellings, definitely check these out!
November 10, 2020
So I absolutely love fairy tale rewrites. I have read so many little red riding hoods and beauty and beasts books it's a bit crazy.
These books are a completely fresh set of fairy tales retold in a fun and unique way. I found myself diving into the lore behind these three tales and completely forgetting they were loosely based off old tales. They were so well imagined and written that they drew me in. I loved how dimensional the characters were and how well the conversation flowed. I found myself dying to know what twists and turns would happen next. I very much enjoyed the darkness of these stories which portrayed these tales as the were originally meant to be.
Over all great read, imaginative story line and I will definitely read this author again
These books are a completely fresh set of fairy tales retold in a fun and unique way. I found myself diving into the lore behind these three tales and completely forgetting they were loosely based off old tales. They were so well imagined and written that they drew me in. I loved how dimensional the characters were and how well the conversation flowed. I found myself dying to know what twists and turns would happen next. I very much enjoyed the darkness of these stories which portrayed these tales as the were originally meant to be.
Over all great read, imaginative story line and I will definitely read this author again
November 4, 2020
Engaging. A unique re-telling of the nutcracker with Clara and the Mouse King. Clara is cursed and must go on a quest or within several days her soul will be trapped in the nutcracker and she will be a wooden doll. The Bluebeard Curse. Nolan Bluebeard has been cursed by his deranged sister and it will be up to the woman who has fallen in love with him to break it. Hansel is under the spell of the witch and Gretel needs to rescue him. But the witch has lofty ideas to take the crown and she needs to find the hidden prince and princess. Gretel along with a general needs to stop the witch.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review
October 10, 2020
I received a free copy of this book set however my opinions are my own.
I enjoyed these stories. I liked that they all centred around the same world which made them easy to read without having to learn a new world at the beginning of each book. Book 2 was probably my favorite of the three as I wasn’t familiar with the original story. The author did a fantastic job at creating the characters and making them seem real and relatable. The relationships the characters have with one another, though sometime cliché, don’t seem rushed or fake like some books are. Overall, I enjoyed the set.
I enjoyed these stories. I liked that they all centred around the same world which made them easy to read without having to learn a new world at the beginning of each book. Book 2 was probably my favorite of the three as I wasn’t familiar with the original story. The author did a fantastic job at creating the characters and making them seem real and relatable. The relationships the characters have with one another, though sometime cliché, don’t seem rushed or fake like some books are. Overall, I enjoyed the set.
October 6, 2020
These are really great retellings. I am a huge fan of fairytale reimaginings and this series does not disappoint. All three stories take place in the same world and therefore build on one another. While I was not familiar with Bluebeard at all, I can say that the story was great and the characters compelling. I can also say that The Nutcracker and Hansel and Gretel are refreshed in fantastic ways. This is a very entertaining and satisfying series.
November 3, 2020
I loved these books that took the fairy tales I grew up on and twisted them into a fun new stories. They made me laugh and groan but entertained me well. I had to keep reading each one to see what surprises were going to show up next and who the main characters would get out of the trouble they found themselves in. I loved how the stories flowed well and before I knew it I was at the end. Just fun reads.
November 6, 2020
Three delightful and highly entertaining faitytale retellings in one handy collection! The author has focuses on three rather not very popular fairytales to re-imagine: The Nutcrucker, Bluebeard and Hansel & Gretel and does a wonderful job with the storyline and the character developement. Each and every story in this box set is engrossing, with plenty of magic, adventure and unique plot twists. If you're a fan of fairytale retellings, you'll definitely want to read them.
November 21, 2020
This is a very intriguing set of three fairy tale retellings. I am a big fan of taking old favorites and giving them a new interpretation, and these tales did not disappoint. I did find the second one (The Bluebeard Curse) to be a little dark. It was still well-written, just not my favorite. I really enjoyed the authors creativity and inventiveness in these tales.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 2, 2020
The Cursed Fairy Tales Box Set (Books 1 to 3) by Margo Ryerkerk is an awesome box set to read. This is an awesome fairy tale box set that I have loved reading and can not wait to read more. I highly recommend this story to everyone who loves reading about fantasy romance.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 2, 2020
This is a brilliant read.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believable.
Great suspense and action with wonderful world building.
Can't wait to read what the author brings out next.
Recommend reading.
I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest review.
Wonderful well written plot and story line that had me engaged from the start.
Love the well fleshed out characters and found them believable.
Great suspense and action with wonderful world building.
Can't wait to read what the author brings out next.
Recommend reading.
I read a complimentary advance copy of the book; this is my voluntary and honest review.
November 2, 2020
This is an incredible boxset of fairytales told with a different take on them! Well written these YA reads are full of adventure, love, magic, and strong heroines! Each tale is fast paced and told with a unique twist to them. They are magical and full of twists and turns fantabulous characters and I really enjoyed each one!
November 3, 2020
These are great stories with an interesting twist. I loved all the unique characters, but especially the strong female lead characters that decide to take matters into their own hands, rather than wait to be rescued. These tales have action, danger, adventure, mystery, magic, suspense, deceit, romance, curses, nobles, revenge, loss, a quest, witches and twists and turns.
November 4, 2020
This is a wonderful box set of fairytales that have been retold. Blackbeard’s Curse, Hansel and Gretels Curse and The Nutcracker Curse have been retold in a new version and each has a new storyline. It has lots of action and the characters are developed and pull you into the stories. I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.
November 7, 2020
A wonderful set of stories that are based on fairytales. I liked how the author plays on the fairytale but still twists it up a bit making the stories take on more suspense and intrigue. They were entertaining, enjoyable and engaging. The characters were intriguing as was the stories. I recommend this set.
November 12, 2020
A roller coaster of fairy tale adventures!
They feel a bit like traditional fairy tales. But with fascinating differences. Like a princess saving herself, evil characters getting their own say and settings in the real world.
I loved it!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
They feel a bit like traditional fairy tales. But with fascinating differences. Like a princess saving herself, evil characters getting their own say and settings in the real world.
I loved it!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 28, 2020
Cursed Fairy Tales is a superb collection of stories and this is a sweet deal of a box set. I’ve previously read (and separately reviewed) each of The Nutcracker Curse, The Bluebeard Curse, and The Hansel and Gretel Curse. They were all easily 5-star tales and it’s therefore a no-brainer to rate this set the same.
March 3, 2022
Unique fairy tale retellings
My favorite of the three was the Hansel and Gretel retelling. Very imaginative. All these books are well written and fast-paced. They were intriguing and different. And I mean different in a good way! If you are a fan of fairy tale retellings, then give this box set a go, I think you’ll love them like I did!
My favorite of the three was the Hansel and Gretel retelling. Very imaginative. All these books are well written and fast-paced. They were intriguing and different. And I mean different in a good way! If you are a fan of fairy tale retellings, then give this box set a go, I think you’ll love them like I did!
September 30, 2020
This was a great boxed set filled with unique twists on the classic stories. Each book was filled with entertaining characters and good story lines.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 6, 2020
I really loved reading this boxset of twisted tales. The characters were amazing and the world building was great as well. I spent a glorious weekend reading these stories and I loved every minute of it. They became my favorite reads.
November 11, 2020
I really enjoyed this series. I was hooked from the start. I enjoyed the character and the storyline and found them well written. I would recommend this series.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
February 17, 2021
The Cursed Fairy Tales Box Set(Books 1 to 3
Wow!! This collection of fairy tales were amazing!
The adventure,romance and humor has everything to keep the reader enthralled and breathless. Move over Brothers Grimm, it took two of you to do what one smart woman accomplished.
Wow!! This collection of fairy tales were amazing!
The adventure,romance and humor has everything to keep the reader enthralled and breathless. Move over Brothers Grimm, it took two of you to do what one smart woman accomplished.
March 2, 2022
Awesome boxset. I love fairytales and the retelling of them. I highly recommend these retellings. Lots of adventure and romance.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
November 2, 2020
great YA book set, love the different take on all of the stories but the Nutcracker story waas my favorite!
November 2, 2020
What an intriguing collection of stories. Read them as ARC. Reviewing because I Loved the stories and the characters are perfect. Definitely different than the classic books.
November 3, 2020
Wonderful takes a classic tales. You can see the bones of the classic stories in the books, but they are given a fresh new twist with complex, well written characters that make them even better.
November 11, 2020
This is a reimagining of some classics and wow I loved em! Each is well written with strong characters and a different story!!! Must read for sure!!
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