Celeste Baxendell Livres

There is still worth in broken things.With the end of her mourning period approaching, Princess Eirwen of Glaciar knows her time is up. Her aunt, Queen Regent Isolde, is going to strike soon, but Eirwen’s ready—as ready as one can be for their own assassination. As soon as Eirwen is out of the way, there will be nothing left to stop Isolde from taking over Glaciar.With no allies, no plan, and a paltry amount of magic, Eirwen has no idea how she’s going to pull off a coup, but what other choice does she have?As the youngest of seven, Prince Sterling of Idres is used to being overlooked at best and criticized at worst, but none of it bothers him. Nothing ever does. While he is generally uninterested in the world, when Princess Eirwen of Glaciar is mysteriously kidnapped, he takes notice while no one else seems to care.However, when he discovers Snow White, the street performer who just so happens to sound a lot like the missing princess, he’s sufficiently intrigued. What is she doing in Idres, and what does it have to do with him?Mirrors of Ice , a reimagining that combines Snow White and The Snow Queen, is the second in the Bewitching Fairy Tales Series, a series of interconnected fairy tale retellings that are best enjoyed together but can be read separately. If you enjoy epic fairy tale retellings filled with clean romance, high-stakes adventure, and complex, compelling characters, download Mirrors of Ice today!

Magic isn't a solution; it's a trap.If Aurelia comes across magic, she's supposed to run in the other direction. Life is no longer so simple. If the tower door opens, and she doesn't have any gold, her life will be forfeit.No one is going to help her, not even her closest friend. No one, except for the mysterious stranger who appeared on her doorstep and in her tower room. If she takes the deal, she might live, but what will she sacrifice in order to do it?Sandor's worlds collided when Aurelia was brought before King Eadric. Is he truly so desperate to get out of debt, he's willing to believe such nonsense as a girl who can spin straw into gold? She's Sandor's closest friend. If Aurelia were a witch, he would know it. It's impossible, or so he thought.Nothing makes sense anymore, but Sandor's determined to figure it out and save Aurelia from the king. The more he learns, the more he wonders, is the king the real threat, or is there something more dangerous lurking in the shadows?