She glanced back over her shoulder to where the sea could be seen between the squat buildings and thatched roofs. Madra was out there, across the expanse. Her people went on with their lives now under the rule of the wrong brother.

And she would fight for them.

Cole Rhodipus didn’t know what was coming for him.

The story continues in Glass Princess! Will Helena and Dell ever return to Madra to fight for the throne? Find out now. Get your copy here.

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What’s Next?

A vengeful princess. A man who wants to save her.

On the shores of Madra, rebellion has won.

Her family dead or missing, Helena seeks help from the kingdom across the sea. Bela. She knows it from stories of magic and war but now finds herself at the mercy of the intimidating Basile queen. Etta is everything Helena wishes she could have been for her family and everything she hopes to be still. Convincing the foreign warrior queen to let her stay is easy. Convincing her to train a princess she barely knows is something else entirely.

When shocking news comes out of Gaule, Helena realizes the fight for Madra hasn’t ended. It has only just begun.

Escape into the rebellion of Madra where they're fighting for much more than a crown. Full of romance, adventure, and intrigue, Glass Princess is book five in the Fantasy and Fairytales series.

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Glass Princess

Thunder split the sky, crashing down around Helena. The roar echoed among the trees, but she didn’t turn back.

Freezing rain pelted her pale face as she made the daily trek.

Thirteen long days. They’d been in Bela too long, and all she knew to do was wait.

“Len!” Dell ran to catch up to her, his long strides matching hers. “You can’t keep doing this.”

His words barely made it past the drumming of the rain, but she knew what he meant. It wasn’t the first time.

Her feet picked up speed. “I have to,” she yelled back.

A bolt of lightning lit up the gray morning sky.

“No.” He grabbed her arm, yanking her back. “You don’t.”

She turned to face him, pushing at his chest until he released her. “My brother is out there. Quinn is the only one left besides me and Kass.”

He didn’t say the words they were both thinking. He didn’t have to. His eyes said it all. If he’s not dead. If he hasn’t joined his twin’s side in Madra, then where is he?

She shook her head. “No. He’ll come.”

She turned and trudged up the hill to Bela’s lookout post.

Before he betrayed them, she’d thought Cole would always be by her side. How well did she really know her brothers?