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The fairytales you know... With a twist (Most - if not all - of the time I make it gay) She would much rather exchange her sewing needle for a sword, the thimble that protects her thumb for a true shield to protect her body, but she is left, as always, to sew, sew, sew. It's not that she thinks sewing is bad - she finds herself rather in awe of those who can complete thick bands of embroidery on swathes of fabric. It's as easy as breathing for them, yet her own worst enemy. Long ago, she had been allowed to fight. When she was younger and her father alive. She had told him, "I want to be like you, to win back our family's honour," and he had replied "when you are old enough, Elena." Her father had never been able to refuse her anything. ~ from 'The Peasant Girl and the Tournament' (aka Cinderella with a few twists) Original tales are obviously not mine, but what I write belongs to me. Image used for cover is from Pintrest https://pin.it/4O01IAb

Before Rachel Andric, there were two people. Their fates were intertwined, destined to live and fall together. They are Guardians. They are the Rogues of The Story. Philip Andric has always been a rebel. As a Guardian of the world of fairy tales known as The Story, he's constantly in trouble with their leaders for his little rebellions. As a result of one of his actions, The Story's occupants march to war for their freedom. Philip is dragged onto the opposing side of the Guardians to fight with the one who stole a Story Book. With the help of his sweetheart Miriam, trainee Guardian Martin, and a few members of The Story, Philip fights the injustice of the Guardians to free The Story once and for all.

In a world torn apart by an ancient curse, two star-crossed lovers must navigate a treacherous path of forbidden magic, betrayal, and undying passion. Princess Lyra, the radiant heir to the Sun Kingdom's throne, finds her fate inexorably entwined with that of Prince Raven, the brooding ruler of the Shadowlands. As they are forced into a political marriage to unite their warring realms, Lyra and Raven discover that the prophecy foretelling their union holds far greater significance than anyone could have imagined.

In all the tales, the dragon is the monster. What if in this one, it's the protector?

Fairy tales are beloved by all; children and adults, boys and girls. Written years before our time, these stories have been told and retold for many generations. These are my stories. Some will be familiar and close to our hearts, others, the old fairy tales with a twist. My only hope is that you enjoy the stories I write for you, and that I do the fairy tales that we all know and love justice.