Queen of Shattered Dreams

Queen of Shattered Dreams

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Sixteen-year-old Mila has caught the attention of the (soon-to-be) widowed king. She, however, has no desire to be queen, much less the wife of the disgusting old man. She longs for the freedom to develop her rare and forbidden gift of magic and to choose a future with her lifelong best friend, Alfrid. But what little hope she has for autonomy is lost when the Queen of Direwood plummets to an untimely death. She soon finds herself the reluctant bride of the vile, controlling king, step-mother to his dead-eyed twelve-year-old daughter and an unprepared participant in the trials of court politics. Her only comfort comes from the apothecary-who offers the young queen an opportunity to cultivate her magic and a plan to secure her future. But in time, the entire palace begins to doubt Mila's ability to provide an heir. Desperation turns to resentment when she discovers the king's mistress is with child. But it is the vindictive actions of the king that lead Mila to realize that he'll destroy her if she doesn't destroy him first, tempting her to use her gifts in darker, dangerous ways.
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Queen of Shattered Dreams

  • Season 1
    27 parts
  • The Stolen Throne
    Season 2
    23 parts
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What if the Evil Queen might not be the villain? Queen Mara White has always wanted a child, and her wish finally comes true when she gives birth to Princess Snow White. But a prophecy spells out doom for herself, for the land, and for the people if Snow ever gains the throne. As a mother, Mara's responsibility is toward her child. But as a queen, Mara's responsibility is toward her people. How can she choose? And how can she avoid fate?

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