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Briar (Forbidden Fairytales, #4)
Overview
My life has already been mapped out. Every milestone, every important moment, clearly defined and placed into a pretty little box, courtesy of my father and my apparent fiancé.
They want me to be perfect. They want me to fold, over and over, until there’s nothing left of me but what they tell me I should be.
When River, Jenson and Kai stroll into my life, it feels like a detonation. As though my veins are alight with fire. For the first time in my life, I’m awash with feeling.
But then they offer me a deal. It’s indecent. It’s wrong. It goes against everything I’ve ever been told.
But if it’s so wrong… why is being theirs the first time in my life that I’ve felt right?
Briar is a why choose, morally grey re-imagining of Sleeping Beauty. It contains themes not suitable for younger readers.
They want me to be perfect. They want me to fold, over and over, until there’s nothing left of me but what they tell me I should be.
When River, Jenson and Kai stroll into my life, it feels like a detonation. As though my veins are alight with fire. For the first time in my life, I’m awash with feeling.
But then they offer me a deal. It’s indecent. It’s wrong. It goes against everything I’ve ever been told.
But if it’s so wrong… why is being theirs the first time in my life that I’ve felt right?
Briar is a why choose, morally grey re-imagining of Sleeping Beauty. It contains themes not suitable for younger readers.
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| ISBN | 217331265 |
| Publisher | Independently Published |
| Publication date | September 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 388 pages |
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