{Part of the Grimm Truth series} We all know the tale of Cinderella a poor mistreated girl who gets herself a fairy godmother who let's her go to the ball but she has to return by midnight. So she has a grand old time with the ball and dances with a very special prince one that captures her heart but it approaches midnight so she had to flee. As she leaves one of her glass slippers is left behind. The prince she danced with finds it and sets off across the kingdom to see who's foot fits in the shoe and it appears only Cinderella fits. But what if this wasn't the case? What is the true story of Cinderella?

{Part of The Grimm Truth series} We all know the story of Snow White, the fairest of them all, attacked by a jealous and evil queen. Forced into a slumber and could only be awoken by a kiss from the truest love. But is this the real story? Is Snow White truly a hero or is she a deceptive monster?

Awards: 2nd place in the shadow awards historical fiction {Part of The Grimm Truth series} (Completed) We all know the tale of the Pied Piper, a hero with a flute, who would hypnotize rats with it and make them flee from a town. But, he wasn't a hero, he was a hero for hire. He was a man people would pay to do a job. When the town didn't pay him, he snapped. He decided to sic the rats on everyone in the town, watching his foul pets feast on the dead. Except for the children. He decided to spare the children. It wasn't an act of mercy. Far from it, as a matter of fact. It was so he could be entertained. Some he would watch drown, others he would send to a distant land where they were sure to die, others he locked in his cave. So, you see the Pied Piper wasn't a hero - far from it. But then again, history is told by the victors.