Forbidden Fairytales is a re-telling of Aladdin and Rapunzel unlike any version you’ve ever read before. Expect a genie who lost her mind in the lamp, a thief who has no interest in stealing hearts, a Princess who wants to rescue herself and a royal guard who dreams of a life he shouldn’t. This is an upper YA M/F romance.

Book 1 – Kingdom of Thieves

Book 2 – Kingdom of Wishes

Book 3 – Kingdom of Shadows

Forbidden Fairytales Complete box set

How to win a princess:

1. Bring her father unspeakable amounts of wealth to enter the royal pageant.

2. Defeat all other suitors in hand-to-hand combat with your honour intact (and balls – heirs needed).

3. Be revered by every citizen in the kingdom for being a ‘hero’ amongst men. 


4. Wear the pretty princess on your arm while occupying her kingdom and claiming a right to the throne she isn’t allowed to sit on alone.

Aladdin doesn’t care about princesses, or much else for that matter.

The one thing he does care about? Treasure.

And when he crosses paths with a traitor of the kingdom, he has a chance to get his hands on more than he ever could have dreamed of.

There’s only one rule: he can have everything in the hidden cave except a mysterious lamp.

But Aladdin doesn’t do rules. Just like he doesn’t do princesses. Although…he’s starting to change his mind on the latter.

A Twisted Fairytale Retelling of Aladdin and Rapunzel. Fans of Marissa Meyer and Sarah J. Maas will fall for this heart-pounding YA fantasy romance!

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  6. You sound similar to one teacher I had. He always wore flip flops, even in the winter, it was kind of funny. You know I live in America and a lot of people hear want to go to England, but I guess a lot of people in England want to visit America funny how that works.

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