The Forgotten Fairytales (Forgotten Fairytales, #1)

"I loved this book. It keeps you on your toes as you try to guess the Fairy Tale characters before they tell you. The love story is amazing. It leaves you wanting more. I can't wait to read more." "I couldn't put it down! I got so into this book. It's a great take on fairy tales that are not so, um, sweet. It well hook you and make you want more. I know I'm already ready for book 2." "This was one of the most delightful and inventive "spins" I have seen put on the traditional fairy tale characters. I LOVED this book SO much! The characters were cool and quirky and creative and totally unexpected." A psychotic, couture-clad, shoe obsessed Princess. A not-so-charming, alcoholic Prince. A hot Big Bad Wolf that she absolutely cannot fall forno matter how well he kisses. Seventeen-year-old, Norah Hart had no clue when she walked into boarding school, she'd be surrounded by reincarnated fairy tale characters, let alone learn she was one herself. In a world where the lines between good and evil blur, Norah struggles to find her place. When her actions throw off the balance of the fairy tale world and happily ever afters, enemies surface, ready to destroy her at any cost. THE FORGOTTEN FAIRYTALES is the first book in the series and is a mashup of Once Upon a Time meets Mean Girls. By the author of the romance series BOMBSHELL, WRECKING BALL series, the Forgotten Fairytales is a YA Fairytale fantasy series. A psychotic, shoe obsessed Princess. A not-so-charming, alcoholic Prince. A hot Big Bad Wolf she absolutely cannot fall for--no matter how well he kisses. If seventeen-year-old, Norah Hart had known she'd be attending a boarding school for the nut job reincarnations of fairy tale characters, she would have insisted on going to Moscow with her father. But getting out isn't as easy as she thought. Especially once Norah realizes she, too, is a storybook character. An Unknown. The first one in one hundred years. Soon Norah learns she can help others break free from the story binding them. But doing so puts everyone's Happily Ever After in jeopardy. Some princesses will do whatever it takes to protect their endings. Even if it means betraying the one closest to you